Sentence examples for back to offering from inspiring English sources

Hachette said that it was "grateful for the patience of authors and all Amazon readers as we work to reach an agreement and to encourage Amazon to be back to offering Hachette Book Group's books within normal shipment times".

Perhaps by shifting back to offering a consumer product with the promotion, Apple can heighten excitement among customers while also bringing its Beats headphone line some more respect.

Banks are back to offering traditional loan products.

He then gets back to offering the driver directions.

As the lessons of the lose-lose seasons are learned, we can get back to offering a full year of teaching and learning for our educators and families.

So the Tea Party did yank the Republican Party towards austerity for awhile, but they seem to be back to offering little more than lip service (and an occasional symbolic Paul Ryan budget document) to the idea any more.

A couple of weeks later Tesco got back to him, offering to refund the full value of the PPI premiums he had paid, just over £3,000.

A classic example of the complicated dynamic came last year when Mr. Clinton published a book titled "Back to Work," offering very public advice about how to fix the economy.

Pope Francis has taken a dozen highly vulnerable refugees who faced deportation from the Greek island of Lesbos back to Rome, offering them refuge in a rebuke to the EU's policy of sending migrants and refugees back to Turkey.

But by the end of the album, she's back to masochism, offering her man anything he wants, from "lingerie and toys and things" to love "even when my heart's in pain".

An installation at Sundance takes people back to 1979, offering an immersive take on a world-changing event.