Sentence examples for make no offers from inspiring English sources

The memo simply uses the pronoun "you," as in the sentence, "We will make no offers to vendors already contracted by signed agreement to you".

Rome apparently made no offers, but the Vespers caught the Venetians' attention.

Union leaders left the meeting praising his style, but making no offers.

"I've had more than one discussion with the agent, but we have made no offers," General Manager Brian Cashman said.

Eleven Oxford colleges and 10 Cambridge colleges made no offers to black students for the academic year beginning autumn 2009.

The Yankees' DENNY NEAGLE is another free-agent possibility.... Manager BOBBY VALENTINE said last night that the Mets had made no offers to any prospective coaches.

With some of the top players ready to officially sign on Wednesday, the Knicks are waiting for someone to slip through the cracks, having arranged no visits and, according to Layden, having made no offers.

Mr. Feith said the Chinese had refused to renounce the use of force against Taiwan, and had made no offers to reduce the number of ballistic missiles they have pointed across the Taiwan Strait.

As radio broadcasts of baseball became popular, he sought a job in that field, arguing that his celebrity and knowledge of baseball would assure large audiences, but he was made no offers.

Baroni gave no explanation and made no offer to reschedule it.

In an interview with Sky News Australia, Lowy said: "I have made no offer to him.