Sentence examples for stop invites from inspiring English sources

Keep moving, the music seems to say: to stop invites some unnamed disaster.

As the court seemed to cast a benign eye on the linchpin of the Arizona law — the requirement that the police determine the immigration status of anyone they stop who invites "reasonable suspicion" of illegal residency — I realized how dismayingly reliable Alabama remained as the country's moral X-ray, exposing the broken places.

He stops and invites me to put my feet in the metallic gold restraints on the back of the vehicle — the "cheap seats," he says.

The report's clever phrasing, that the troop increase is "challenging" the spread of the insurgency without stopping it, invites the reader to give the Pentagon a grade of "E" for "effort," like your kindergarten teacher used to do when your coloring projects didn't turn out quite right.

"To me, when I stop getting invited to competitions is when I quit.

It's not uncommon for people in the community to stop being invited to events altogether to avoid accommodating their diet.

It is possible that individuals change their minds once they get older, but perhaps more likely that they forget to arrange screening or forget how to request it when they stop being invited automatically.

If you never show up in the first place, you'll stop being invited.

I found five the first day studying in a Buddhist monastery, and we didn't stop there, posting invites around town.

Inderbir Singh, 35, stopped being invited to outings with friends after his divorce 15 months ago.

A frank, unpredictable guy, he stopped being invited on to TV to be a pundit a while ago.