Sentence examples for grand offers from inspiring English sources
Sandys, Churchill's granddaughter, offers a letter from former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani as testimony to Churchill's continued influence.
"She said Teddy's going to be all right; he's an angel now," Mrs. Garvin said, prizing the tale because her granddaughter offered the very thing her own dream lacked.
The photo album "Hemingway: A Life in Pictures," assembled by a team including his granddaughter Mariel Hemingway, offers snapshots and portraits starting from his infancy (when his mother famously, and perhaps formatively, dressed him as a girl for six years) until shortly before his suicide in 1961.
Elizabeth's wide-eyed granddaughter Joanna (Millie Findlay) offers them a job at her school dance.
His daughter from his first marriage is an accompanist at the Maryinsky theatre in St Petersburg – "she, like me, didn't have a choice about music because we gave her music lessons when she was young" – and his "opera-obsessed" granddaughter has just been offered a stage-manager job at the opera house.
Brenda Alexander, whose son and granddaughter attend Voise, said the offer helps level the playing field.
In "Nibari" (My Grandchild), Sofia Blanco offers a warning to a wayward granddaughter with a penchant for running away from home.
Still, she offered her no sympathy for her granddaughter.
We mourn his passing and offer our condolences to his devoted granddaughter Melina and his entire family.
9 P.M. (Bravo) INTERIOR THERAPY WITH JEFF LEWIS Mr. Lewis and his assistant, Jenni Pulos, offer design advice to Marki Costello, a granddaughter of the comedian Lou Costello.
As the BBC's 100 Women conference took place at Broadcasting House on 25 October, we asked those taking part to offer words of advice to their granddaughter or to future generations of women.
