Sentence examples for would be inviting from inspiring English sources

When a State Department official asked why the Fellowship would be inviting such a tyrant to a prayer breakfast, Coe says, the answer was "That's why we invited him".

Despite the rewards offered by the Americans, anyone who turned in Qaeda leaders would be inviting certain punishment locally.

But some states may rightly feel that they would be inviting chaos if they rushed to comply.

Mr. Simon said that if the state moved forward with those tests, it would be inviting another lawsuit on the issue.

During a European Tour gala dinner Tuesday night, García was asked in jest if he would be inviting Woods to dinner during the United States Open next month.

On the Democrats' side, the claim was one of incredulity that the Republicans would be inviting a federal court to disrupt a state's ordinary vote-counting procedures.

She delivered, as one of her assistants later wrote, "a concise, between-the-eyes account of what this man had done, who he was, and what we'd be inviting if we shirked our duty".

Shortly after they announced they'd be inviting Apple into their stores, they announced that they were working with a device maker to bring a GameStop-branded Android tablet out as well.

Just last year, when Calloway announced she'd be inviting "fans" to her art-history-themed birthday party in London's Soho Square, I once again leapt at the opportunity to interact with her.

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For years, they'd been inviting guests to place bets on when it would topple, never considering that it might outlast them.