Sentence examples for go on offer from inspiring English sources

The boatyard is to be retained and the flats will be first advertised for sale in the capital before they go on offer in east Asia.

This Monday, September 21, 78 lots go on offer in the Bonhams New York saleroom, and Hatton is expecting sales to reach about $1.6 million in total.

Before anything goes on offer to the public, it needs to be thoroughly tested.

His reply, expressing interest in working with Ecotricity – whose EcoBonds, which went on offer to investors to raise £10m to fund eco-projects last year, were £8m oversubscribed – dropped into Taylor's inbox out of the blue one Sunday evening.

They reportedly sold out in minutes, of course, leaving those who were sauceless unhappy and searching auction sites for bottles that went on offer for $100+.

But even for adults who have sometimes resisted the company's sentimental antics, "How Does the Show Go On?" offers something worthwhile: a chance to manipulate Disney product instead of just being manipulated by it.

The mayor of Paris did the same, and the city's firefighters went on to offer him an internship, one which he began in early December.

So not surprisingly, in this work one begins to wonder: how do I really matter?" Gawande goes on to offer five suggestions.

Hannity went on to offer an effusive endorsement for Trump: "The one thing that has made and defined your presidency more than anything else: Promises made, promises kept".

Strangely, Siegel goes on to offer a view that is essentially identical what Kaplan actually endorsed while purporting to offer an alternative to Kaplan's position.

In fact, he goes on to offer something which is more radical than the short-hand description of the luck-egalitarian aim offered in the opening sentence of this paragraph.