Sentence examples for ending offering from inspiring English sources

Lincoln gave a draft of his first inaugural to his incoming Secretary of State, William Seward, who scribbled out a new ending, offering an olive branch to seceding Southern states: I close.

With the end to end offering, Tulip specifically offers both the hardware and software (which is particularly interesting coming from Ansar's background at Blackberry).

But he doesn't neglect the casual end, offering done-up pizzas, chicken wings and sandwiches.

A natural jetty juts out at one end, offering views of the soaring cliffs that bookend the beach.

Nielsen's symphony ranges through a variety of moods, sometimes grim but in the end offering reason for hope.

Mr. Beilharz's proposal calls for nine-foot-tall vine-covered pergolas enclosing the benches at either end, offering verdant, even fragrant, shelter from traffic.

Justice Scalia jumped in at the end, offering a bit of skepticism and a humorous comment about the intelligence of the federal courts: JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR: Could you go back to the question that Justice Alito asked.

In three and a half hours of hearings at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Ms. Rice was both conciliatory and combative, rebutting the gloomy assessments from senators of both parties but at the end offering a weary concession to Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois.

And when Senator Robert G. Torricelli was facing a criminal investigation over his campaign fund-raising practices, he picked up the phone and found Mrs. Clinton on the other end offering words of comfort.

Our proposed approach can be implemented in real-time at the receiver-end, offering 3D experience without increasing transmission bandwidth requirements.

Now in 49 markets, it plans to add 11 more by year-end, offering a full suite of e-commerce, web-hosting and high-speed data services.