Sentence examples for move in offering from inspiring English sources

Low rents have allowed fashionable upstarts like the Mercury Appetizer Bar (1434 Lombard Street, 415-922-1434; www.moveurysf.com) to move in, offering saketinis alongside Asian bar food like banana-leaf-wrapped tilapia ($9).

The paper observed that "a move in offering the Youngstown franchise for sale had created a furor in the league".

The very smart President Jagdeo of Guyana's population-light, forest-heavy country has already made the first move in offering rainforest conservation as a carbon asset to the highest bidder.

After the mills sent their work to India and China, Kia moved in, offering better pay and benefits.

As the nation's experiment with socialism collapsed, a swarm of do-gooder organizations moved in, offering services traditionally provided by government or, at least, pretending to do so.

An appropriate response, according to those backing this line, would be for NATO to move forward soon in offering Georgia the path toward membership.It is worth recalling that the NATO summit several months ago featured very different views on the matter.

"So, it can potentially increase the likelihood of a customer's future designs also being based on ARM, and specifically lock out Intel from moving in and offering its own internet-of-things services and solutions".

To those who think that Hollywood isn't moving fast enough in offering sexual parity for gays, it may just look like poison.

No point in fighting all that, so in summer performing-arts groups move outdoors, offering Shakespeare in a waterside park and Mozart in the Coast Mountains.

Today, Clutter is announcing its expansion into the world of moving, offering in-city moving for $65/mover/hour.

In a country where 9 out of 10 people consider themselves middle class, banks often move in lock step by offering one-size-fits-all financial products.