Sentence examples for grey offers from inspiring English sources
Where Fifty Shades of Grey offers "yellow" and "red" as Christian and Anastasia's consensual BDSM safe words, Old Fashioned uses the same (plus "green") for a drawn-out sequence in which the pair quiz one another for compatibility, as in Arthur Aron's freshly viral love questionnaire.
Grey offers Anastasia a way out, to have everything in her life looked after without having to decide.
But, according to Shandling's attorney, all Grey offered was another consulting deal.
The listing, submitted by a man going by the name "Eros de Grey", offered up to £35,000 for an employee who would "join me in Taormina (Sicily) for the international adventure of researching and writing the greatest love story ever told".
Grey Goose offers two cocktails at the Open.
It echoes the film's interview scene, during which Grey essentially offers Steele an internship.
The book, which Rinna described as a "'Fifty Shares Of Grey' workbook," offers up tips including introducing more "choreplay," the idea that helping around the house relaxes your partner and helps them become more receptive to sex by putting them "in the mood".
Following up its report on the dismal labor conditions in the Chinese factories where Apple's magical gizmos are made, the grey lady offers us a lengthy look at the decidedly less dismal, but still kind of shitty labor conditions in the U.S. stores where Apple's magical gizmos are sold.
There is a dark delight in despair and doom, in the 50 shades of emotional grey on offer to your average depressive teen.
Jon Mandel, co-chief executive and the chief negotiator at MediaCom in New York, the large media services agency owned by the Grey Global Group, offered this assessment: "For most advertisers, it's not so much a question of what are they going to do as it is a question of what they're not going to do.
Scroobius Pip (the name is taken from an Edward Lear poem "The Scroobious Pip went out one day / When the grass was green, and the sky was grey") recently offered a corrective against the commercialism of his peers with "Thou Shalt Always Kill".
