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The phrase "as she offered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being done simultaneously with or in response to an offer made by a female subject.
Example: "As she offered her assistance, the team felt a renewed sense of hope."
Alternatives: "as she proposed" or "as she suggested".
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He would knock her arm aside as she offered him a light.
Ms. Piñeros, as she offered visitors a tour of her farm, expressed a similar determination.
Chef Hiroshi Ishida has run Mibu for more than 30 years, his wife explained as she offered us tea from a pot with an unusually long spout.
Mr. Kramer did not know she was going to be there, and his eyes became watery as she offered her review.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York stood in center court, with basketball hoops on all sides, as she offered up a sporting metaphor.
Ms. Ludwig, always affable and energetic, was a kinetic listener, frequently poking the singer's rib cages or holding their hands as she offered encouragement or corrections.
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Michelle Obama's eyes flicker tentatively even as she offers a trained smile.
Loyal to the last as she offers a vodka to Astrov before his departure, Ms. Bykova's bold Marina practically serves up Sonia on the same plate.
She exudes self-confidence as she offers a grand tour of her home and work area, ostentatiously showing off the television and the new plumbing.
The ravishing "The Fisher Girl" (circa 1630-32), from a private collection in New York, shows a pretty, weather-ruddied urchin grinning as she offers a silvery fish to an unseen customer.
Jan Kounen's awestruck film follows the mahatma from one jampacked event to another, eavesdropping as she offers advice on everything from caring for a skin condition to the correct way to feed an elephant.
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