Sentence examples for a minor offering from inspiring English sources

It seems a minor offering: a 170-page collection of essays written for magazines; the kind of book, Dillard concedes, that "a writer brings out to supplement his real work" – before adding "this is my real work, such as it is".

I don't want to overinflate the dramatic accomplishment of "Lady Day," a minor offering that becomes something major only as a showcase for McDonald's rare artistry, but by the end of the piece Holiday's singing seems to tell not just her own story but a national one.

He was charged with traveling to meet a minor and offering to commit lewdness, among others.

When the parade's organizers declined the offering, a minor cause celebre ensued.

Colbert weighed in via Twitter stating, "The University of Arizona is offering a Minor in Hip-Hop.

Also in 1994, the school began offering a minor in management.

Next documents were summarized using an abstraction tool and given a relevance score and a scientific validity score, both ranging from 1 to 3. The relevance score ranged from 1 for documents offering a minor or marginal contribution to the understanding of the phenomena studied to 3 for documents providing detailed insights directly focused on those phenomena.

In Pennsylvania, a 39-year-old male high school athletic director pleaded guilty in November to charges of attempted corruption of a minor; he was arrested after offering a former male student gifts in exchange for sex.

A minor league baseball team is offering disgraced former Gov. Rod Blagojevich a chance to clear his name, at least on the field.

The defendant's lawyers offered a "Where's Waldo?" defense, claiming he had only a minor role in a questionable securities offering.

The main loss – a minor quibble about an essentially superb offering – is the excising of the 1984 edition's broad summaries of the two main contributors to the development of children's literature under the entries headed simply "Great Britain" and "United States of America".