Sentence examples for such as inviting from inspiring English sources
Don't immediately extend social invitations to them, such as inviting them to your house, group, or party.
Old-fashioned money-making sidelines such as inviting readers to join book and wine clubs are getting a new lease of life.
Initiatives such as inviting parents to tasting sessions, holding theme days to highlight different cuisines and giving pupils a say in the dishes they are offered has gradually overcome resistance.
Schools are trying more modest options such as inviting former pupils to donate £20 to a school Amazon wishlist featuring books pupils would like to see in the school library.
His determination that the process of appointing a performance director in the right manner, such as inviting applications and going through a rigorous interview stage, has been seen as his opposing Woodward's candidacy.
When she did get her way – such as inviting Ol' Dirty Bastard from the Wu-Tang Clan to rhyme over her 1995 hit "Fantasy" – the results were inspired, but it wasn't until her post-divorce 1997 album Butterfly that fans got to hear Carey as Carey yearned to be heard.
This includes such items as remote controls and books, which can be as inviting as anything else.
A parliamentary committee meant to be drawing up a draft has done such groundbreaking things as inviting the Greek Orthodox patriarch, Bartholemew I, to air his views.
Nokia has begun sending invites out to select media outlets (such as Engadget), inviting them to an event on this Thursday in London at the Paramount Club.
Now we can all splash out on Josef Frank designs (such as this inviting Liljevalchs armchair, £2,500 plus fabric, and vibrant cushions from £65) without making two trips to Stockholm.
There are ongoing efforts in the Philippines to improve the educational sector as well as the universities, with leading institutions such as UP inviting private-sector participation and fostering international linkages to ramp up R&D capacity and improve infrastructure.
