Sentence examples similar to Profuse offering from inspiring English sources
TOKYO — The operator of the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant met with angry shareholders on Tuesday, offering profuse apologies as hecklers shouted abuse from a rowdy floor.
We finished dinner, no sign of our gig man, but, as we were heading to the door, there he appeared, $50 in hand, offering profuse thanks again.
For another conspicuous fete, Sotheby's persuaded Count Giovanni Volpe to lend his magnificent palazzo for a cocktail roundup of some 400 souls, offering profuse apologies to David Furnish, a Canadian-born filmmaker, who was at first refused admittance at the dock because he had neglected to bring either his invitation or his instantly recognizable roommate, Sir Elton John.
In 2010, in the wake of the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, Barton became an object of ridicule for offering a profuse apology to the oil company Barton told then-BP-chairman Tony Hayward he was ashamed that the White House had reached a deal requiring the company to set aside $20bn for clean-up and restoration costs.
Offering pastoral advice?
Red = parties offering food.
