Sentence examples for had offered before from inspiring English sources
I'd never said yes to any of these advance screenings this publicist had offered before.
Or would it be the pleasing mix-and-match that Manhattan had offered, before I chose to go to sleep to the crickets and wake to the birds?
But Mr. Keefe said the N.A.A.C.P. was not entitled to legal fees because the town had offered before the lawsuit was filed to enact the very changes the group was seeking.
The L.A. strike was hardly about pay — when the settlement was announced Tuesday, the teachers accepted the same 6percentt raise that the district had offered before the strike began.
Mr. Johnson said that his office had offered before the case went to trial to punish Mr. Malo with five days of community service but that Mr. Malo had rejected the offer.
By the time of Mr. Keyes's jail-cell death here at age 34, the trail of his crimes — some definite, others still being investigated, with at least eight murder victims in four states, including one disposed of in New York — was matched only by the swirling mystery of loose ends and half-told horror stories he had offered before cutting the conversation short with his death.
But the Moto X does offer five features that no phone has offered before.
It strengthens their messages of strength, love, hope and acceptance beyond what boybands have offered before.
So this food is utterly different from anything that was on the menu for LudoBites 4.0 or earlier, anything that Mr. Lefebvre has offered before — and, most likely, anything that the diner has ever eaten.
Mr. Obama spoke forcefully about the economy on Tuesday during a 40-minute address at the Colorado School of Mines, essentially hitting the rewind button as he reprised ideas he has offered before.
They said buyouts could appeal to residents worried about rising flood insurance premiums, as well as those who have listed their homes for sale in recent months, only to find potential buyers willing to pay only a fraction of what they might have offered before the storm.
