Sentence examples for directors offering from inspiring English sources

O'Connell and Rudisha have resisted the temptation to race more, especially with meet directors offering attractive appearance fees.

McDonald's scouts trolled the countryside for ambitious young farm directors, offering a premium price if they would provide beef and milk and pickles to the company's rigid specifications.

'The trust was the only way forward.' Three of a membership now numbering about 1,500 were installed as directors, offering invaluable expertise in accountancy and law.

Mr. Goldstein has earned a reputation as an industry gadfly, buying closed-end funds that sell for a wide discount and then working to narrow that discount by pressuring boards of directors, offering shareholder proposals and starting proxy fights.

Yet just as Mr. Kellogg was leaving in 2007, Mr. Gelb was making the Met more populist in its way, turning over productions (for better or worse) to Tony- and Oscar-winning directors, offering a rush-ticket program for orchestra seats ($20 on weekdays, $25 on weekends), keeping the top balcony prices to $25 and inaugurating the HD broadcasts.

Presumably every club would love to have the success that Ferguson brought to United — the team was, in every sense, a dynasty — but it is difficult to imagine any owner or club board of directors offering a manager the necessary rope (if the manager even wanted to stay put himself).

But with Mr. Macal, the orchestra's music director, offering one of his finest interpretations in memory, the symphony proved enchanting: flexible, fluent and refined.

In 1933, the year Hitler came to power, the architect Philip Johnson, then a curator at the Modern, cabled Schlemmer at the behest of Alfred Barr, the Modern's director, offering to buy the painting.

They described him as creating a new role for a presidential campaign as an expert polling director offering a more aggressive running commentary on the various public polls, one that often goes out not just to reporters, but also to Web sites and to six million supporters via e-mail.

Then, I got an email from the local casting director offering me the part of Abby!

Sitting in his office, looking over outtakes to be included in "The Punisher" DVD, juggling phone calls from studio executives and potential directors and offering notes on a script, he could pass for a more endearing Tony Soprano stuck with a desk job.