Sentence examples for time invites from inspiring English sources

I'm fully aware that expressing any impatience with a computer's boot time invites derision.

For Johnnie Semerad of Irvington, leisure time invites self-expression, unlike nine-to-five.

The robot, trip-wired to make contact at a certain time, invites a newscaster and a group of scientists, artists, and fashion models to meet him on Mars.

The present time invites us to give priority to actions which generate new processes in society, so as to bear fruit in significant and positive historical events (cf. Evangelii Gaudium, 223).

Kelli, a 16-year-old would-be singer who lives with her 18-year-old brother in New York (their parents live in the Hamptons and drop in from time to time), invites Sebastian to Taylor's party.

The very expression 'the perception of time' invites objection.

Apparently stung by press criticism of their failure to stop the massacres, the armed forces for the first time invited the local press to the theatre of operations.

The first time, invited to decide where we went for the afternoon, we had my idea of a first date (meadow, picnic, kisses).

The West Earl Township police chief, Brian Brandt, remained stationed in the driveway, near signs that offered glory to God and, in a happier time, invited strangers to visit.

In a show of conciliation, the Liaison Office for the first time invited two members of the Democratic Party to its reception.

After two training sessions, Brendan Rodgers, the Swansea manager at the time, invited Tremmel back to Wales with the rest of the team, which was another surreal experience.