Sentence examples for is set to offer from inspiring English sources

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His commission is set to offer a British, "gradualist" alternative.

It is set to offer 7.8 million shares, with shareholders selling about three million shares.

Yet Klopp has stood firm and is set to offer Mignolet a new contract.

So now he is set to offer his fractious cabinet a revised withdrawal plan.

At the top end of its range, Pandora is set to offer $176.2 million shares at a $1.9 billion valuation.

The combination of constant, clanging noise and flashing light is set to offer a unique, otherworldly gallery-going experience.

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[photopress:verizonguy.jpg,full,left]Verizon is setting to offer an all-you-can-talk voice plan for $99.

The difference from Apple's offering is Microsoft could be set to offer this out to non Windows Mobile devices.

England are set to offer Toby Flood and Lewis Moody the chance to make a World Cup impact against Georgia on Sunday.

Ex United player Cristiano Ronaldo who has been linked only with a return to Old Trafford, is now a target of local rivals Manchester City, who are set to offer the Real Madrid star a staggering £300,000 a week.

There's an unspoken understanding that, while Sony and Microsoft are set to offer products with slightly more accuracy than the Wii, you're still not going to get the pinpoint, impulse controls required to indulge in experiences like Killzone or Halo.

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