Sentence examples for conventional offerings from inspiring English sources

More conventional offerings, like strip loin steak with five kinds of salt, are also on offer, but if the goal is to see where Korean cuisine is headed, a sense of adventure is advised.

And in a twist from conventional offerings, the company will also raise about $6 billion in Shanghai that day.

Dessert, a generally unremarkable course at most Thai restaurants, might easily be overlooked, with its conventional offerings of mango sticky rice and green-tea ice cream.

More conventional offerings can be found at www.mixedgreens.com, which sells original artwork and limited-edition photographs by established and emerging artists.

In October last year, Mercy Corps hosted senior-level Ethiopian regulators and commercial bank staff in the UK to demonstrate how UK financial institutions have integrated Islamic financial services into their conventional offerings.

While his more esoteric pieces are a hit with fashion-forward types — Kanye West wore a spring bomber jacket inside out at the Paris show — Helbers has not ignored the label's more conventional offerings.

"Blood Manor," also in Chelsea, is the most conventional offering in Manhattan.

They also said they expected architecture that was "not necessarily conventional," offering as examples the work of Diller & Scofidio, Steven Holl, Rafael Moneo and Renzo Piano.

It takes a certain kind of fearlessness to conceive and execute a summer series in which the most conventional offering is Wagner's "Flying Dutchman".

The German director and performer Raimund Hoghe, joined by the dancer Takashi Ueno, presented excerpts from "Pas de Deux," which was Saturday's most conventional offering.

At Carnegie, the emphasis will be on the contemporary; at the Tilles Center on Saturday, by contrast, they're going slightly more conventional, offering Mendelssohn's Concerto for Two Pianos and Shostakovich's 11th Symphony.