Sentence examples for standing inviting from inspiring English sources

Music was the principal means by which Edith Britten strove to maintain the family's social standing, inviting the pillars of the local community to musical soirées at the house.

By standing, I am inviting people to have this conversation about media in Australia today, and to drill in on who exactly is paying the piper.

It envisions a world in which the only thing standing between campuses inviting Hitler to give commencement addresses, or the proliferation of KKK student groups, is an enlightened elite that stands ready to censor us for our own good.

There's only a lady standing in an inviting open kitchen, central to the building, making tea.

The massive structure at the heart of everything was the Burning Man, standing on a spaceship, inviting participants to imagine an encounter with a vastly different culture and how it might change our self-understanding.

The next day I saw a young man standing by the front door inviting people in.

Those schools that do integrate the material into standing courses, offering electives or inviting outside experts to speak on topics like gay parenthood, lesbians' health or the use of hormones in transitioning from one gender to the other.

Just standing on the ropes and inviting pressure.

There's an inviting free-standing tub in the room, while an en suite bathroom – charmingly concealed behind a secret panelled door – comes with a monsoon shower and Cowshed products.

As of 2012 the building remains standing, although property company GVA are inviting tenders for the church and adjoining land.

Thanks for standing up for public schools and thanks for inviting some of us from Montclair to stand with you.