Sentence examples for play inviting from inspiring English sources

Frears' casting director approached Sheen in the audience of a play, inviting him to appear in "a love story about Tony Blair and Gordon Brown".

Here in these snow-quieted woods these rafts are at peace, still showing the signs of human activity but instead of exploring they are ready to be explored, open fantasies discovered in children's play, inviting sparrows and chickadees and finches to fly through, an inhabitant of the terrestrial, each year more a part of it.

Then he gets up and plays, inviting members of our group to join him.

According to the Soho Rep announcement the play involves "inviting audiences into the apartment of a witty octogenarian offering a funny and savage portrait of cultured life".

When Italy's favourite sons came out to play this week, inviting Italian immigrants living in this Ruhr steel town to bring their children to watch a late-afternoon training session, the first chant that went up from the flag-waving throng celebrated the presence of Gennaro Gattuso.

Greg Archer: The play sounds inviting.

After good build-up play, Schelin - her country's top scorer of the campaign so far - played an inviting ball into the box that Sjogran headed past goalkeeper Gemma Fay.

The ensemble bears watching: its playing in the Scarlatti had both an admirable transparency and the slightly tart edge that makes Baroque playing so inviting.

SBC Communications Inc., the second-largest long-distance carrier after AT&T, became the latest phone company to start playing advertisements inviting AT&T's customers to jump ship.

The pileup of performances has diminishing returns, but Mr. Oberzan ably expresses the psychological projection going on in such play-acting, inviting comparisons between Gator and Mr. Van Damme's dimmed star.

Arsenal finally hit their stride when Gervinho played an inviting pass into the path of Walcott but Mandanda crucially got fingertips to his low shot to divert it inches wide.