Sentence examples for offer a continual from inspiring English sources

The development of their own players is viewed as a long-term plan that should offer a continual supply to the first team.

Mr. Goldberg says that he designed this space after spending time observing the narrow streets of Paris, which like River Road are dense, tightly defined spaces, and which also tend to curve and bend in such a way as to offer a continual sense of surprise.

Another company using sales receipts to raise money was Good Guys, a chain of electronics stores on the West Coast, where banks of television sets on display offered a continual reminder of the tragedy.

Founded 50 years ago by Eileen and Peter Caddy and Dorothy Maclean, today Findhorn Foundation offers a continual series of workshops and events that attract thousands of people from around the world annually.

These pro tournaments offered a continual stream of lessons; including the major role the mind plays in how well or poorly he plays.

This is not going to be an overnight job offer but a continual test to prove that you really want this profession.

I thought about how we've become enslaved not to be too strong about it to the 4/4 as the dominant means of communication because it offers us a continual sense of push and pull, of sustain and release, anticipation and pleasure.

Many of the people that I get as followers on Twitter seem to offer nothing more than a continual stream of advertisements.

It may be only a matter of time before the other brokerages follow suit with similar offers, but for now, Merrill Edge is the only discount broker that offers free trades on a continual monthly basis.

Mr. Rucci offered impeccable polish with a continual sense of surprise, marrying layers of chocolate chiffon to the brown alligator bodice of a dress; challenging Lesage to make a jacket in a basket weave of leather and suede and showing it with suede jeans; pin-tucking blouses to dramatic effect; and enlivening somber clothes with playful gestures like elbow-length sable mittens.

Instead of looking for ways to "prove" x or y has happened, it offers a means to create a continual feedback loop where information is flowing in to help adjust delivery of programs as time goes on.