Sentence examples for end of offering from inspiring English sources

The simple end of offering a re-creation of one life's moments remains, if guarded by enough ironic intelligence, perfectly attainable.

Voters in the Swiss canton that includes Zurich voted in February to end the practice of offering flat-rate deals for foreigners who choose to live in the area (the vote covered cantonal but not federal taxes).

"We can't see a way of making an old-fashioned current account work for us," said Gadhia, who had been calling on the competition authorities to the end the practice of offering currents accounts for free.

Groupon, the online discount coupon website, has ended its practice of offering gun deals.

The debate has changed significantly since then because excluding Rometty would mean ending the tradition of offering membership to the chief executive of I.B.M., which has been a loyal sponsor.

Plaid Cymru launched its party pledges along Queen Street at the end of last week – offering free party membership to Lib Dem students disillusioned by the party.

One thing Chrysler is doing is extending its Let's Refuel America program through the end of July, offering a guaranteed $2.99 a gallon for three years (based on 12,000 miles of annual driving).

Ms. Love countersued, demanding an end to the industrywide practice of offering only long-term contracts.

Already the music industry is buzzing about a lawsuit that the rock musician Courtney Love recently filed against Vivendi Universal, demanding an end to the industrywide practice of offering only long-term contracts.

That the job site for the writer back then and the artist today is called Terminal Annex, with its end-of-the-line overtones of offering just a bit more space for reflection, is an irony hard to miss.

The two services that distribute nearly all corporate press releases in the United States ended the decades-old practice of offering media organizations 15-minute advance copies.