Sentence examples for extra offered from inspiring English sources

Playing off the industry term "added value," for something extra offered to consumers or advertisers, Ms. Shepard, who is also executive director and editor in chief of Delish, called the magazine "valuable value".

Ms. McDormand related her disappointing odyssey to a Mississippi pie place touted by Jane and Michael Stern; they all talked about the "something extra" offered with room service at a hotel where they stayed while filming in Bulgaria (a prostitute).

Brawta, named for the Jamaican patois for "something extra," offers top-flight Jamaican food in a colorful room.

The hope was to catch the fancy of the audience attracted to television and movie DVD's for the extras offered.

You can enter your card into an "Extra Offers Kiosk", which are typically available in larger branches.

Half declined the extra offer — apparently, they weren't willing to reveal the contents of their shopping cart for a mere $2.

Visit larger Boots branches to find the "extra offers" kiosks too as you can usually use your loyalty card to find further discounts on specific items.

So far, Apple has attempted to make up for its premium pricing by throwing in extra offers such as buyback offers and option to pay in monthly installments.

Children in the control group will receive care as usual, and their parents will have no extra offer.

** Examples of other motives: "in fashion", extra offer, successful attempt against weight loss/nausea, heard the treatment worked, when nothing else work, good impact on health according to bad sleep/anxiety/immune system/energy, holistic approach.

And indeed over time the extra yield offered by these bonds more than compensated investors for the risk of default.