Sentence examples for read inviting from inspiring English sources

Founding CEO Jack Dorsey Twittered earlier today linking back to one of the first Twitter messages (here's one before that one), which read "inviting coworkers".

It is an excellent read, inviting empathy from any parent, satisfactorily grounded in all the technicalities of Miriam's condition.

He turned again toward the screen and read it, inviting the audience to commit it to memory: "All that happens must be known".

Volunteers use pseudonyms when making or editing entries, he said, adding that the site was well read in Iran, inviting censorship and periodic government shutdowns during civil unrest.

Stevenson agreed, highlighting a scene in which Mat spoke of how his mother tenderly fed him porridge; the illustration, however, shows her irritation as the toddler spits the porridge back at her. Kevin Steinberger, reviewer for Magpies, found Lat's layout made Kampung Boy an "easy, inviting read".

Playing with the order of words, the length and rhythm of sentences to try to ensure the reading is inviting.

The players -- Patricia Spencer, flutist; Jo-Ann Sternberg; clarinetist, Renée Jolles; violinist, with Mr. Emelianoff and Ms. Moore -- gave the piece a fluid, inviting reading.

Kudos to Orli Yakuel and Eddy Resnick for setting up the event and inviting TechCrunch (read: me) over – we're proud to be a media partner.

August's surly summer heat was not inviting to read and swelter on the Promenade.

We want to encourage our children to discover new texts, genres and authors, so our reading areas are inviting, well resourced and highly organised.

(He said reading it was like "inviting a raving lunatic into your life" — and that was just his first sentence).