Sentence examples for there inviting from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday evenings the Minervinis host a party there, inviting residents and workers to make their own pizzas.

When he opened them again, his wife was there, inviting him to share breakfast in bed, her eyes brimming with love and tenderness.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Russiaia, the most powerful supporter of Syria's embattled government, took new steps on Wednesday to exert its diplomatic influence over the violent conflict there, inviting both the Syrian foreign minister and representatives of the opposition to Moscow for talks this month and warning foreign sympathizers of armed rebels not to supply them with more weapons.

After the earthquake in Haiti destroyed much of the country's higher-education infrastructure, the University of the People decided to set up three computer centers there, inviting English-speaking students from nearby tent cities to come and work for four hours a day.

In 1966 when Mr. Bochner was beginning his New York career, Minimalism was cresting and he counted among his role models Donald Judd, Carl Andre and Frank Stella, all of whom produced abstract but irreducibly solid objects that they liked to think of as anti-illusionistic: just physical things, just there, inviting no messy subjective responses.

In its fourth year, Project Hayei Sarah is a group of rabbinical students, rabbis, Jewish educators and lay-leaders who have spent time in Hebron and are grappling with the difficult realities they encountered there by inviting their communities into a conversation about what they have seen there during the week of Hayei Sarah.

M S. TRAPP, now 45, spends about half her weekends there, often inviting friends.

Instead, you continue paying here and there and inviting more and more friends to keep seeing a little bit more of this frontier wilderness that you will never fully master.

Famine is coming to Yemen, exacerbating the humanitarian situation there and inviting more recrimination, criticism, and calls for an end to attrition in favor of policies that stop the bloodletting.

For art lovers, there are plenty of museums and galleries; for food lovers, there are inviting restaurants like these.

Downstairs, there are inviting nooks and crannies.