Sentence examples for collective offerings from inspiring English sources

I was more interested in assembling a dream lunch-hour menu, cobbled together from the carts' collective offerings.

Secret Adventures (020 3287 7986; secretadventures.org), is a not-for-profit collective offering urban exploration.

Ms. McNeil guesses that the simple pot may have been a collective offering from peasants.

Istanbul Sweet Home is an owners' collective offering 11 apartments throughout the city's European Beyoğlu district.

As Clarke would comment, one was a supreme individual effort, the other a collective offering also converted by a superb finish.

— Spotify itself notes that "The agreement is structured to reflect and promote the value of Merlin's collective offering of its members' repertoire, while offering improved marketing and advertising opportunities and enhanced access to data.

Gabe receives a limited edition print by British artist and 2012 Turner Prize winner Elizabeth Price, made specifically for Frieze in conjunction with the art fair's partnership with Allied Editions, a gallery collective offering affordable art.  .

But in an unusual twist, the film and theater production company One21 Collective is offering audiences the chance to see the prequel to the play "Men to Be Feared" before it comes to this year's New York International Fringe Festival.

Reporting on Internet phenomena, one learns to be wary of anonymous collectives freely offering the fruits of their research.

Not that he makes any apologies for the 1990s peak of the Wu-Tang Clan, when albums by that New York hip-hop collective and solo offerings from band members like GZA, Raekwon and Ol' Dirty Bastard — largely produced by RZA — were selling by the hundreds of thousands.

Starting on Saturday with a set by the singer-songwriter collective Tillery, the offerings will include groove chameleons like the drummer Billy Martin (June 8); fiery alchemists like the guitarist Nels Cline and the alto saxophonist Tim Berne (June 10); and trusted jazz innovators like the alto saxophonists Steve Coleman (June 19 and 20) and Greg Osby (June 22).