Sentence examples for offer abbreviated from inspiring English sources
Most chefs working the witching hour offer abbreviated menus.
Masters students occasionally share some advanced seminars with undergraduates, and most undergraduate schools offer abbreviated bachelors and masters programs following completion of the undergraduate degree.
-His appearance was abbreviated, but offered enough time for a few revealing moments as Mr. Romney weighs how extensively to compete in Iowa, where he spent nearly $10 million four years ago.
This argument feels less like a genuine historical insight than a somewhat strained conceit to explain the limited scope of Mr. Ellis's book and to differentiate it from, say, David McCullough's 2005 best-seller, "1776," which itself offered a somewhat arbitrarily abbreviated chronicle of the Revolutionary War.
Repurposing Food and Drug Administration approved drugs offers a cost-effective solution with a significantly abbreviated timeline.
"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.
Some have been abbreviated for length and relevance.
(In 1980 he abbreviated it into a "Suite of Dances").
Many of the other lives are abbreviated.
The Six will be continuing, in a slightly abbreviated form.
