Sentence examples for that will invite from inspiring English sources
I just hunker down with a magazine, and don't do anything that will invite conversation.
"Because for them, that will invite unwanted e-mails, distressing contact, or contact from others who want them to reconcile.
LLP is a limited liability partnership that will invite Leeds supporters to become partners by buying stakes worth £100.
Ms. Lipson, a percussionist, ethnomusicologist and performance artist, will present "The Eye, the Drum, the Earth and the Sky," an interactive program that will invite families to become part of what she calls "a percussion parade".
Shaolin Reality The ancient Shaolin Temple in Henan Province, China, is have its own television show called "Chinese Kung Fu Star Search" that will invite viewers to vote for their favorite martial arts masters, the BBC reported.
This will manifest itself in a year-long programme of events and activities, including the launch of the world's first solar-powered hot-air balloon, a 30m walk-in blue whale sculpture – to be made by locals from recycled materials – and a cultural festival that will invite writers, artists, filmmakers, poets and architects to take part.
Caleb Chung and Bob Christopher, the co-founders of Ugobe, a robotic technology company in Emeryville, Calif., said they were developing an infant robotic dinosaur, Pleo, that they say will behave so believably that it will invite a relationship as much as play.
Iraq may be the first test of that approach, and of his ability to persuade the world that inaction will invite greater disasters.
Sensible boards should comply, rather than a kick up a fuss that will only invite heavy intervention by government.
In sketches that will inevitably invite comparisons with Victoria Wood, Tate celebrates rather than patronises her usually dimwitted dramatis personae.
And live TV is a career first for Mr. Dreyfuss (as was working in a jungle populated "by bugs as big as your face" in a country that will never invite him to promote tourism).
