Sentence examples for modern offering from inspiring English sources

The modern offering maintains that classic varsity style, imagined this season in a palette of fresh pastels inspired by the sun-faded, wind-swept houses of the village of Alassio on the Italian Riviera.

Consider, for example, the Ferrari FF it’s the carmaker’s first modern offering that allows the ­possibility of a truly comfortable weekend getaway for four.

But Michael also has modern offerings on the walls.

The chef, John DeLucie, does have some more modern offerings, like quinoa risotto with green curry sauce.

And I was tickled to see the very modern offerings left at the shrines: boxes of Twinings tea, cereal bars and a tin of Celebrations.

Most important, there's poetry, from the compulsory "Address to a Haggis" ("Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, / Great chieftain o' the puddin'-race!") to more modern offerings, like the number from "Funny Girl" that one guest sang at my parents' Burns Night a few years back.

From historic ballparks like Wrigley Field, which has been playing host to baseball games inside its ivy-covered walls since 1914, to more modern offerings like AT&T Park, where fans watch home runs sail into San Francisco Bay, there is a wide array of stadiums for fans to choose from, each with its own personality.

Music will include traditional Polish plus more modern offerings.

Though shot with period rigor and told with narrative economy, "Lady Macbeth" has become one of the most discussed titles amid far slicker and more modern offerings here.

There's a 22-foot-tall, massive Playplace with myriad stairwells, tubes and slides, plus an arcade with more than 50 games including modern offerings such as Flappy Bird and DoodleJump alongside traditional skee ball and basketball games.

Some of the more modern offerings and entirely traditional offerings are: A shade.