Sentence examples for catalogue offering from inspiring English sources
Far better to tap into the public's concern about where its charitable donations are going, as Oxfam has done with its hugely successful Christmas gift catalogue, offering gifts such as sponsoring a goat in an African village for £24 or providing safe water for 1,000 people for £720.
No sooner had I made that New Year resolution to give more attention to my correspondence in 1931 than along came a catalogue offering me the names and addresses of 1,200,00 selected people to whom I may write on payment of a modest fee for the list of lists.
Even the bindings vary in material and printing, while each spine is labeled with the first four letters of its keyword from A to Z. Along with the fifty volume Enzyklopädie, the artists have prepared a separate exhibition catalogue offering information on the history, development and production of the project.
Mr. Tecosky is proud of their "beacon of light in the gastronomic wilderness". He has expanded the cafe business with a small mail order catalogue offering such confections as Engadiner Nusstorte (walnuts, caramel and kirsch in a butter-rum pastry), linzer torte (both $2.50 a slice or $7 a pound at the cafe; $12.95 a pound by mail) and candies.
No sooner had I made that New Year resolution to give more attention to my correspondence in 1931 than along came a catalogue offering me the names and addresses of 1,200,00 selected people to whom I may write on payment of a modest fee for the list of lists... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
Eventually, he was publishing a catalogue offering blanks in over 70 shapes, at 8 densities, with stringers in 4 different woods, along with a library of 5,000 templates for the "rocker".
The Spencer Fireworks Company of Polk, Ohio, has issued its annual Fourth of July catalogues offering stink bombs, sneeze powder, and a device which when attached to automobiles will make the driver think he's blowing.
She also mentions mental health "recovery colleges" are starting up, with course catalogues offering help on how to improve through meditationand art therapy, or even on applying and interviewing for jobs.
The New Yorker, July 1 , 1939P. 11 The Spencer Fireworks Company of Polk, Ohio, has issued its annual Fourth of July catalogues offering stink bombs, sneeze powder, and a device which when attached to automobiles will make the driver think he's blowing.
By Howard N. Knowles, Wolcott Gibbs, and Julian Street The New Yorker, July 1, 1939 P. 11 The Spencer Fireworks Company of Polk, Ohio, has issued its annual Fourth of July catalogues offering stink bombs, sneeze powder, and a device which when attached to automobiles will make the driver think he's blowing.
And if you still can't find what you want among the catalogue offerings, most companies will design a tour for you.
