Sentence examples similar to it will be on offer from inspiring English sources

"Based on the inquiries received by the special liquidators since their appointment in February, and the diversity and spread of the assets that will be on offer, it is expected that there will be strong interest," KPMG, which was appointed as the bank's special liquidator, said in a statement.

It is unlikely anything quite so outré will be on offer at Covent Garden, which may come as a relief to traditionalists.

It will stick to iPhones in China, initially at least, Bloomberg said, although it isn't clear what kind of discounts will be on offer.

It means its stake of more than 300 million shares, worth some $1bn £580mm), will be on offer in late July.

Unable to resist the lure of the elegance and luxury they imagine will be on offer, they decide to risk it.

Unable to resist the lure of the elegance and luxury they imagine will be on offer, they decide to risk it.

This time Olympic gold will be on offer and whatever the odds few would bet against the British pulling it off again.

And by the way, it is because there will be buying and selling that we, the car nuts, get to preview what will be on offer.

What interest rates will be on offer?

What sort of autonomy will be on offer?

What kind of education will be on offer to students?