It is very hard to think of Tom without Pam: their house was warm and welcoming, with a glass of good wine, one of Tom's pleasures in life, always on offer.
It was always around, always on offer.
Situated next door to the Kobe local authority offices, lunch is always on offer to officials and care managers.
Mercifully, if good new work is not available, eternal sanctuary is always on offer in the unbeatable magic and purity of Gregorian plainchant.
If vanilla or Dutch chocolate, always on offer, don't do it for you, you might just luck into caramel cashew or German apple streusel.
Perhaps that's the future of Sept. 11 on television — to join the life of Hitler and the tank battles of World War II as part of the subgenre of historical violence that's always on offer somewhere on cable.
I put the huge manuscript on my desk and read all day long, taking occasional breaks for tea and white rice, which were always on offer in the kitchen.
They also prattle on about passengers being able to use the same terminals and lounges and about the wide range of destinations.In reality, however, most such things were always on offer from any sensible travel agent who could work out the connections.
Plus, there's no way could we afford it ourselves, and the NHS wouldn't pay for it, so what chance did we have?" Are tailored, intensive services always on offer, I ask Woodcock, to help parents have a decent shot at addressing their difficulties well enough to be allowed their children back?
Roughly 10% of applications for a combined degree are from applicants with only one language, though it was almost a quarter this year for French and Spanish because Spanish – although growing in popularity – is still often not available in schools at A-level, and even French is now not always on offer.
If you are going, use mosquito repellent with DEET in it, and, if you're having sex, take advantage of the free condoms that are always on offer at the Olympics.
