Sentence examples for definite offer from inspiring English sources

In Hollywood, Wyler made no definite offer; on the way back through New York, Rattigan accepted Monroe's bid.

You have a choice: between a definite offer to do a job that seems challenging and exciting and is highly paid but with which you're neither familiar nor immediately comfortable; and a job you may not get but is one you've already found enjoyable and in which you've already found success.

The definite offer of the great gift was made in a letter sent to President Roosevelt December 22, in which Mr. Mellon stipulated the proposal gallery should not bear his name, but should be known as the National Gallery of Art or another name which might appropriately identify it as a government gallery to which the public might forever have access.

The two firms already work closely with one another: Molson brews and sells Coors products in Canada, an arrangement which Mr Kiely says would probably end if shareholders supported a rival offer.As The Economist went to press, Ian Molson had still to make a definite offer.

A bid of around £700,000 has been mooted and United expect the club concerned to return with a definite offer in the weeks ahead.

This application will prove to immigration that the labor certification has been approved by DOL, that the employee has a definite offer of employment at the sponsoring employer, and that the employer has the financial ability to pay the proffered salary.

"We know that he has two definite offers and we are now ready to start negotiations," said their general manager Wolfgang Holzhauser.

Organized by the painter Helen Miranda Wilson, "The Art of the Definite" offers a fine selection of paintings by 14 artists who emphasize the modernist fundamentals of flatness, color and compositional order and clarity.

"We're firming up the definite offers.

Yet last year, four out of 10 EU migrants – 63,000 people – came here with no definite job offer whatsoever".

Any new work permit system is likely to give a visa to those with a definite job offer, even on a temporary basis for less skilled occupations.