Sentence examples for warmly inviting from inspiring English sources
It's the first American restaurant designed by Peter Marino: The dining room is warmly inviting, with midcentury elegance and touches of whimsy, like flooring patterned with Pollock blobs and swirls.
She greets him very warmly, inviting him to her home.
It is a warmly inviting place, with a brick wall, soft textures and candlelight.
The group's set, which included an extended reinvention of Phil Collins's "In the Air Tonight," established the concert's warmly inviting mood.
Christmas concerts these days lean heavily on Renaissance and Baroque works, probably as a way of creating an atmosphere that is quaint and warmly inviting.
Finally, going via Swaffham and the A1065 to Fakenham, take the B1105 up to Wells-next-the-Sea, and stay at the warmly inviting Victoria at Holkham (01328 711008, from £120 per night B&B), probably the dreamiest bay in England.
New submissions are warmly invited!
But he made a show of warmly welcoming Mr. Netanyahu, even inviting the prime minister's wife, Sara, to stand during the news conference.
The prose is as spartan as this new Santa, and the watercolor art is inviting, rich and warmly wintery, with the soft edges that artists love to impart to children's sugarplum dreams.
Like the pubs putting out the blackboards inviting customers in to watch, the hotels warmly embracing the rip-off season, or someone — everyone — claiming that this is going to be the most open championship in memory, these are the rituals that must be followed.
