Sentence examples for location offering from inspiring English sources
www.weichert.com TAXES: $8,656 PROS: This is rare in Montclair -- a moderately priced dwelling in a plum location, offering classic style and needing no renovation.
The restaurant is as appealing as the location, offering a great value hot Mediterranean buffet for £10 a head (including free ticket to the sculpture garden) for groups of 12 or more.
Movement across the plane is uniformly easy in any direction, transportation costs vary linearly, and consumers act rationally to minimize transportation costs by visiting the nearest location offering the desired good or service.
In contrast to the marketplace design, which was intended to shield visitors from the grittiness of the port, the new structure will capitalize on its waterfront location, offering abundant views of the bridge.
Select a country and the globe rotates to that location, offering a quick serving of almanac data, including (with an Internet connection) live time and temperature supplied by the Wolfram Alpha computational knowledge engine.
In a green twist on multitasking, Element Hotels has introduced a power-generating stationary bike at its Miami location, offering guests the opportunity to plug in and recharge their cellphones, laptops, MP3 players or other electronic devices while burning calories.
At the other end of the scale, six of the 10 locations offering the worst balance were in Greater London.
So companies are evolving from Web-based marketplaces to locations offering more and more complicated information and computer tools needed by researchers.
Walmart now has more than 900 locations offering grocery pickup, a figure that's up from 600 locations last year, and up from 100 stores just two years ago.
Originally a food truck, it is now so popular it has two brick-and-mortar locations, offering delicacies such as a pork meatball Vietnamese banh mi sandwich with sriracha mayo.
While some of the small-cell devices are deployed and installed by the operators, e.g., in outdoor locations, others (e.g., femtocells) are installed directly by the end users, usually in indoor locations, offering better coverage and increased portability within the user premises.
