Sentence examples for be on offer at from inspiring English sources

The "black caviar spa for real gourmands," is just one of the leisure options that will be on offer at Kazakhstan's Kenderli resort, which is due to open its doors in a few years time.

But summer, minus the inconveniences, continues to be on offer at Nights and Weekends in Greenpoint.

Unfortunately, it doesn't look to be on offer at Swiss National Day.

Dan Hawes suggests looking at the roles that might be on offer at your chosen company: "Do more research beforehand.

Food, dance and music performances and a raffle will all be on offer at Dag Hammarskjold Park, adjacent to the United Nations Plaza.

It is unlikely anything quite so outré will be on offer at Covent Garden, which may come as a relief to traditionalists.

It assumes random mixing, i.e. individuals randomly choose from among the number of partnerships that are "on offer", at a (per individual) constant rate ci.

You could take your own food but that would spoil the fun of trying what there is on offer at the airport.

But here I sat, having eaten just about the run of what's on offer at one of these dispensaries and I was fine.

Metz, a schnapps-based drink, is on offer at two for the price of one.

Now coveted by city workers and 20th-century architecture lovers, a one-bedroom flat boasting an "original Barbican kitchen" is on offer at £585,000.