Sentence examples for a little proposition from inspiring English sources

So here's a little proposition for makers of "real fruit" products: From now on, we will just assume that if use you the word "fruit," you mean fruit.

In the midst of the tumult, a messenger from a novelty company arrived in our office bearing a gift for our lapel, a complicated little proposition with a brave button, crossed Irish & American flags, the legend "Erin Go Bragh," and a nice green ribbon with a metal-and-thread shamrock, all topped off by a miniature clay pipe.

Well I've got a kooky little proposition for you… how about you shut your cakehole, get back in your cot and let the big boys talk in private… sounds like a fair trade to me.

Fans of The Onion might think of this proposition a little more colorfully: America f*cked its way into this mess, and it better f*ck its way out.

The proposition sounds a little too good to be true.

"Now all of a sudden, U.P.S. becomes a little more of a value proposition," said Edward Wolfe, an analyst at Bear , Stearns

At the time Vaughan's proposition seemed a little like saying that the most dangerous ball in cricket is the long hop on leg-stump because everyone expects you to hit it for four.

Mr Schwarzenegger himself has already done a little juggling: the bonds in Proposition 57 are being repaid from a chunk of the sales tax, which cities would normally keep.Blame someone elseIt is not just a matter of book-keeping, but accountability.

While it's easy to see why creators would be excited, for consumers the value proposition is a little trickier.

"We see ourselves as being a little bit different to their proposition in that we have invested heavily in negotiating every single deal on Vouchercloud as well as providing a fully integrated redemption process".

I'm going to have to leave the propositioning for a little bit, I fear.