The most appealing offer is the 'All-in', a selection of skinnies to share at £20 per person (theblacklock.com).com
"Retailers have been successfully wrapping up the season as consumers rang in 2018 by taking advantage of end of year promotions and other appealing offers," noted Michele Dupre, group vice president of Retail, Hospitality and Distribution for Verizon Enterprise Solutions.
Its program features both highly specialized contributions and lighter, essayistic texts that offer appealing analyses of current cultural discussions.
After a few overhead shots of the building, the camera settles on the priest, who offers appealing interpretations of its curved walls: They remind him of an oyster, with the congregation as the pearl, or they could symbolize enormous sails, pulling the Roman Catholic Church into the future.
They offer surprisingly appealing versions of what you might expect: borscht, meatballs and potato salad along with occasional nods to the former Soviet states (say, Uzbek kebabs).
When a tree site offers appealing data for a name of interest, uncritical trust can lead us astray for years.
Perhaps Mosaic Records will someday get around to putting out a comprehensive boxed set of Garner's Columbia recordings, but in the meantime, "This Is Jazz 13: Erroll Garner" (Columbia/Legacy CK 64968) offers an appealing selection of 15 tracks recorded between 1950 and 1956.
PowerShares Dynamic Building & Construction offers that appealing combination of big odds for higher prices and promise of rewards at annual rates above 30%.
Tumor-selective replicating viruses offer appealing advantages over conventional cancer therapy and are a promising new approach for the treatment of human cancer.
Such a system offers the governed the possibility of appealing the decision of a lower office to its higher authority, in a definitely regulated manner.
Publishers now pitch their books like Hollywood concepts, so Teju Cole's first novel, "Open City" (Random House; $25), is being offered as especially appealing to "readers of Joseph O'Neill and Zadie Smith," and written in a prose that "will remind you" of W. G. Sebald and J. M. Coetzee.
