Sentence examples for it will have offered from inspiring English sources

Nothing, surely, would have delighted Shakespeare more than the thought of the ghost of Marlowe gulling the proud Chapman with false intelligence, and it will have offered him some comfort in his fight for the muse of Wriothesley.

In the future, the company says it will have offer a kit to help determine the proper formula for folks who aren't sure what they need.

By first light today, a world majority will have offered Tony Blair a significant mandate for change.

"There will be customers who download and be done with it," he said, "but we will have offers that begin online and end in the store".

It does look like he will have offers from both home and abroad that will tempt him.

"I'm sure we will have offers.

It will have to offer employment that allows nurses to combine work with childcare and caring for elderly parents.

Visa accepts that to be successful, it will have to offer users a full choice of handsets.

But if the zone is to continue, it will have to offer some tangible benefit to Colombians in general, not just to the FARC.

The government, in turn, has conceded that it will have to offer a back-of-a-fag-packet plan ahead of the negotiations.

If a company uses such a list, known as a formulary, it will have to offer discounts on at least one drug in each of more than 200 categories of drugs commonly needed by Medicare beneficiaries.