Sentence examples for early offering from inspiring English sources

An early offering, in 2003, was Wherify, a tracking device which locks to a child's wrist.

Another early offering will be "Delirium," a Cirque du Soleil show touring Europe.

One early offering was The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World by Niall Ferguson, a Scottish professor at Harvard University.

The Brahms program, with the Westminster Symphonic Choir, was a major early offering in Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, a venture conceived by Jane Moss, the center's vice president for programming.

"We had the idea to start the party early, offering a barbecue-type atmosphere and having a live act earlier on," Mr. Sudarsky said of Dayliciosa, which recurs every few months at a club called Casa Siam.

Shopping Malls Strike Back Discount chains tend to dominate the start of holiday shopping, but this year malls took a page from their playbook -- opening early, offering deep discounts -- and saw big sales boosts.

And its early offerings have ignited a new debate over nature, nurture, toys and sex.

Other early offerings of the gallery were shows of the piquant German abstract painter Blinky Palermo and the dandyish, esoteric American sculptor and performer James Lee Byars.

But, based on the channel's early offerings, subscribers will mostly be paying for thoughts on the issues of her days.

The Senate only approved the use of Vine in June last year and early offerings from US politicians were slightly, erm, dry – here it's being used by congressman Mark Takano.

You could probably build a lunar station out of the discarded CDs of hopeful new artists whose early offerings fail to take off.