Sentence examples for name offering from inspiring English sources

According to the federation, Mr. Bosman contacted it three days after registering the name, offering to sell it to them "for a significant profit".

An adviser to one of Mrs. Clinton's opponents, who did not want to be quoted by name offering praise for the way she was handling the issue, described the senator's change as "more of a slide than a flip-flop".

"They will be honoured in city-centre places which currently have no name, offering us the opportunity to landscape them in a way that will be educational," said Kinahan.

Four of them atop the Rio Mar restaurant illuminate an outsized billboard featuring a woman standing next to a printed name, offering a pouting glare to the diners across the street as if to say "Look but don't touch" or perhaps "I have recently watched the film 'Amélie.' " It is unclear what the billboard is selling, but the model's clothes are a solid bet.

Look for a wine merchant with a long history and ensure the wine is stored in your own name, offering protection for the investment should the merchant go bust.

Binance made its name offering fast crypto-to-crypto trades that make use of its BNB token to save on fees, but a big focus for this year is moving into fiat-based exchanges, as CEO Changpeng Zhao explained to TechCrunch in an interview last month.

Shopping There's a decent mix of independent shops dotted between the high-street names, offering some inspired Christmas shopping.

Their ads are full of fluffy snow falling on small, cosy shops, with shopkeepers who know our names offering friendly service and perfect gift-wrapping.

Thus was born the most successful company (under several successive names) offering private jet group travel.

In particular, they could 'adopt' individual political prisoners with the aim of broadcasting their names, offering solidarity, and maintaining pressure on the regime to set the women free.

He used to ask stars to let him use their name by offering half royalties.