Sentence examples for land offering from inspiring English sources

There is no light at the end of this tunnel, on a journey without purpose to a promised land offering nothing beyond doing less for less.

Several luxury homes notwithstanding, including those in Shark Key, the chain is at its most rustic here, with slender slices of land offering unparalleled views of the Atlantic on one side and the Gulf of Mexico on the other.

After all, you've almost surely received e-mail from at least one intriguing stranger in a far-off land offering fabulous riches if only you will help recover some lost fortune.

"A crossing through Vilna was like a passage of honour: to the east…lay Russia a familiar land offering spiritual comfort and self-respect; to the west Europe a foreign territory prompting national self-doubt and embarrassment".In any of the dozen possible renderings of the city's name, its roots evoke mystery.

Small but carefully set up businesses are emerging across the land, offering the best quality without abusing the environment.

In 2001, she opened Dylan's Candy Bar in New York, a literal candy land offering everything from Red Hots to fresh fudge to Pixy Stix, and even a few nostalgic candies like Mary Janes and Necco Wafers.

As if on cue, the next day an e-mail landed, offering up Mr. Pearce for an interview.

After their ancestral home became subject to mining and drilling exploration in the late 1970s, the Inuvialuit sought to protect it by filing an official land claim, offering the land to the federal government in exchange for the highest degree of protection – being made a national park.

These land offerings provide the opportunity of a lifetime to reshape and redefine the role the North Shore plays in creating a healthier, more sustainable Hawaii.

As it is using biomass – effectively plant leftovers – ZeaChem claims it leapfrogs the yield and CO2 problems associated with traditional and cellulosic-based ethanol processes (which use crops and large areas of land), thereby offering the highest yield, at the lowest cost, with the lowest fossil carbon footprint of any known biorefining method.

Villagers often accuse local officials of taking their land without offering proper compensation.