Sentence examples for where inviting from inspiring English sources

This is where inviting a Big Mess along as a deflector comes in handy: when you do one gram, they manage two; for every can of lager you pick up off the floor between tents on the way to the main stage, they've stacked up four.

MRSA can be brought into hospitals by patients who show no symptoms, and it then thrives in settings where immune systems are weakened and where incisions provide inviting ports of entry.

I've never worked on a play where we're inviting the real people.

It's not like I have some huge home where I'm inviting people over to see my collection.

10.09am GMT We've launched a separate blog where we are inviting readers to post their tributes to Tony Benn.

This kind of persecution was enabled by the Israeli state up until the point where it risked inviting more international scrutiny.

Alain Faydherbe, 37, has decided that no matter what happens on Aug. 8, he will move to Mozambique, where officials are inviting white farmers to work that country's undeveloped land.

"It is important to provide regulation and remedies where needed, without inviting a rush of new lawsuits that exploit problems instead of solving them," President Bush says in remarks prepared for the presentation of his proposal.

Now New Jersey, a state many New Yorkers enjoy disparaging, has made a foray into one of the city's most heavily traveled neighborhoods, the Upper West Side, where it is inviting residents to venture across the Hudson River to spend their money and vacation time.

"But before we get to those strikes we intend to have a major set of public rallies where we are inviting the public and school governors to come and agree with this that Michael Gove should change course".

I went in and auditioned -- it was one of those auditions where they were inviting every comedian in town and every comedic actor.