Sentence examples for draft offering from inspiring English sources

Kiper is an influential voice during the N.F.L. draft, offering fans his impressions on how high players will be chosen, and by which teams.

A1 New Trade Center, in Detail The planners of the new World Trade Center have dictated the shape and size of every office and tower in a recent draft, offering specific details on the forms of the buildings.

The 30 draft offerings (from $4.50 to $7 a pint) are just the beginning, with beers from breweries like Dogfish Head (Delaware), Magic Hat (Vermont), Blue Point (Long Island), Victory (Pennsylvania), Lagunitas (California), Rogue (Oregon) and Weyerbacher (Massachusetts) among the regular pours.

The craft beer selection has been bumped from four taps to six taps at the new location, and while the draft offerings will rotate regularly, there will be a focused bottle list curated by beverage manager Josh Salinas and a monthly bottle special.

His supporters have "bombarded the income tax offices with checks and drafts," offering to pay Kejriwal's past-due income tax (Business Standard).

The added burden of having independent auditors scrub through tax returns and delivering meticulously drafted offering statements can easily offset the benefits of crowdsourcing a maximum of $1 million — a sum that is scarcely enough for ambitious startups.

But the team had him come to its draft party, offering tattoos and piercings (after first receiving approval from the Nassau County department of health).

Gold laughed at the suggestion, but admitted that the couple read each other's work at every draft stage, offering advice and editorial suggestions along the way.

On March 26th the government released parts of a draft constitution offering wider autonomy, and a spokesman raised the possibility of holding elections in the former rebel stronghold of Jaffna.The main snag is that the Tamil Tiger rebels, who have been waging a violent campaign for a separate state, have already rejected the government's plan.

I work year-round, 20 to 30 hours weekly – teaching, developing courses and drafting syllabi, offering academic advice, recommendation letters and course extensions for students who need them.

While the agenda is drafted broadly, offering bullet points of overarching objectives rather than detailed proposals — and any legislation championed by Republicans in the next Congress, of course, could be subject to a veto by President Obama — the document represents the most concrete presentation of Republican goals so far this year.