The phrase "about our offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing details or information related to a specific proposal or deal being presented.
Example: "I would like to provide you with more information about our offer to ensure you have all the details you need."
Alternatives: "regarding our proposal" or "concerning our deal".
"We just got off the phone with one of the banks that we have been in talks with about financing our offer for Zapata and they said, and I quote: 'We would finance your Zapata deal in a minute.
Evangelical Christians have been trumpeting these findings: No matter what you may think about our exclusive offer of salvation, our religion is a social good.
"We need to think very differently about how we present our offer," argues Gunn.
"Before the screens we only had a brochure to tell people about our special offers, but none of our customers were interested in it," says TRN's web administrator Christine Toemte.
For example, for the holidays, instead of sending out a press release about our holiday offers, we share holiday cocktail recipes that readers can recreate at home, and personalize them with the name and face of the creator.
It was our shuttle driver who asked us about our lives, offered us tips on where to begin our hike, and made us laugh with his quick Irish wit as he sped over the hills to drop us at the bottom of the trail.
David Axelrod's comment about our uninspiring election offer 'Vote Labour and win a microwave' was echoed by polls.
While the specimens and their gallery interpretation invite reflection on evolution, it is the conversations between educators and visitors about our specimens that offer the greatest potential for stimulating interactions about evolution and the greatest risk of conflict or misunderstanding or offense.
I have been amazed by the responses from people wanting to hear more about our idea and offer whatever help they can to propel it forward.
If they are hungry you should talk about our ministries that offer food, if they are ill you should talk about our health ministries, if they need shelter you should talk about housing ministries, if they are looking for a job we should talk about your employment ministries, etc. Self-interest has drawn many people to church and then to Christ.
