Sentence examples for sings inviting from inspiring English sources

In addition to its two annual concerts in December and May, the chorale presents four August Sings, inviting the public to participate, at the Music Conservatory of Westchester in White Plains.

Occasionally one of them wanders around the bar singing and inviting customers to stuff banknotes into her skimpy top.

"We're gonna rock yo'selves and take no prisoners, you've got no choice and it's none of your business," sings Stone, rather inviting the response: You think so?

There's more to this Birmingham neo-soul girl than meets the eye: a degree in classical composition means bucolic jazz-soul numbers like Green Garden boast an elegant complexity beneath their inviting, sing-along exteriors.

Sadly for viewers, Sherri then interrupted and had Etheridge sing a song, inviting her back another time to talk gay marriage.

Art That Sings The Jewish Museum is inviting families not only to see the images of Marc Chagall but to hear them as well.

The atmospheric set (Francis O'Connor) is complete with bunkers, the ruins of a church and a no man's land where Sprink dares to tread, singing a song and inviting his foes to join him.

Even had Boyle not been famous there would be a logic to inviting her to sing at the mass.

She pretended to take a cellphone call inviting her to sing in Vienna and proceeded to rhapsodize.

Despite occasional traffic noise, not to mention lively birds who like to sing along, this is an inviting place to hear contemporary music.

Mr. Kenny heard recently from a small record label inviting him to sing (as SpongeBob) on a tribute album to NRBQ, one of Mr. Kenny's favorite bands.