Sentence examples for well invite from inspiring English sources

But if you merely feel guilty that you haven't reciprocated their invitations, well, invite them anyway.

My hunch is the BBC may well invite her back.

"I thought, 'If I've invited him I might as well invite them all,'" adds Coleman.

Whilst the scale of Tate Modern may well invite such parallels, this phenomenon is more complex.

Shooting here is excellent – and people are friendly and may well invite you into their lives freely.

If a Palestinian worker's son was getting married, he might well invite an Israeli colleague or boss — and that Israeli might well attend.

Mr. Bush's push toward moderation may well invite charges of hypocrisy by Mr. Gore, who has had a long record on the environment, health care and education.

Villa were compact and cohesive enough to suggest they should manage to avoid trouble but may well invite it as a simple consequence of the fact they don't actually offer all that much in attack.

The Jasmine character may well invite further criticism of Mr. Allen's perspective on women, and whether there is something antiquated about the idea of a woman whose world is shattered when she loses her money and her man.

You can send text messages to your high-altitude crushes; get them tipsy at the stand-up bar, where a mixologist creates fruity cocktails with names like Sex on the Plane; and, if all goes well, invite them back to your suite for dinner.

Broad scientific acceptance of new or controversial biological phenomena seems a plodding and multidirectional process, and one that might well invite impatience.