Sentence examples for be doing offering from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless and pretty much for that reason, the Encores! presentation represents exactly what the series should -- at least in part -- be doing: offering musical comedy lovers a look at past properties they're unlikely to see elsewhere.

One can only hope that she knew what she was doing – offering false but compassionate hope to a child who didn't want to die.

"What BT is doing offering its sports channels for 'free' to BT broadband customers is saying 'stick with us and you'll get it free'".

Fitbit's platform is evolving and I think Garmin should get a mention for the work it's doing offering more smartwatch-like features to its wearables.

These folks know what they're doing, offering a variety of different painted gadgets and have long catered to Apple owners.

Just being there for them, asking them how they're doing, offering your support can be a huge boon to someone who's struggling with life.

Masses in churches were doing offerings for this.

That is, does offering a first-order theory of law of either the conceptual analysis, reductive or constructive interpretation varieties require one to accept claims about how valuable the law, or some feature of it, is?

"It's easy to point fingers," he said in a phone interview from Albany, "but what we need to be doing is offering realistic alternatives".

so we think now is the right time to be doing an offering like this". That struck Gross as an outrageous lie.

What we will be doing is offering is the insurance product and back office functionality," he says.