Sentence examples for common offerings from inspiring English sources

But there are also less common offerings, like Pyongyang Cold Noodles.

Are the record-breaking sale prices limited to the finest and rarest vehicles, or will more common offerings also benefit from the rising tide?

17 Shells such as these were common offerings in ancient Peru in many periods, and those which the deity holds very likely represent the offerings he expected from his worshippers.

Common offerings include food, candles, prayers, opera performances and birthday parties.

Employee resource groups, company sports teams and company volunteer activities are some of the more common offerings.

Torches were common offerings in sacral-religious landscapes and, here, they may suggest that torchlight was used to illuminate the cult statue.

A popular street food, poutine became a common offering on chip truck menus in Québec and Ontario.

Switchable suspension has become a common offering among carmakers, particularly at the upper end of the market.

But what gave it an extra edge was a less common offering: its own beer, made on the premises.

The group was staging a "symbolic action," picking up trash and shards of clay pots (a common offering to the Ganga).

Kurt T. Peters, editor of Credit Card News, a Chicago publication, said that credit cards with interest rates pegged to the prime "are a fairly common offering, but as a percent of all credit card loans they probably account for no more than 15percentt of the business". When consumers and businesses pay lower interest rates on loans, there are many kinds of benefits to the economy.