Sentence examples for offer apart from inspiring English sources
This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, apart from our 5% discount for paying annually.
What can a tourist offer apart from an outsider's bewilderment, a guidebook's secondhand knowledge, ignorance and cultural misunderstanding?
Ms Warner has little to offer, apart from a misty-eyed memory of motherhood in France, where children play happily in parks and the government subsidises child care.
Asus claims it can be used as a "Windows 8 desktop PC" when attached to an external display, but what extra functionality this will offer apart from a larger screen is unclear.
Another way to show a buyer that you are serious, and to set your offer apart from other buyers', is to increase the amount of earnest money you put up with your offer.
Silent doesn't mean quiet: conservatives shout a lot, but what they say signifies almost nothing in terms of the lives of ordinary Americans, to whom they have little to offer, "apart from a plea for their votes".
This is what no other book offers (apart from Judith Kerr's When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit).
No evidence of the Little League problems is offered, apart from statements by two people who spoke to Frank Senerchia, a private investigator hired by Ms. Stewart's lawyers.
Plenty of teachers shared their advice, tips and tricks – here's a round up of their advice: What kind of extracurricular activities are offered apart from sports?
Apart from the standard red pimientos stuffed with bacalao paste that Bideluze offered, apart from the plump, green Gernika peppers, the garlic-speckled anchovies in oil and vinegar, the chorizos, the cheeses and chicken croquettes, the bar also had quails' eggs and bacon, and a little dish known locally as mejillones tigres - tiger mussels.
The demise of totalitarianism from the left or right is something to be happy about, but I'm left wondering what capitalism offers, apart from a certain economic system, to the spirit that haunts our Gothic stories, and to a sense of how society should be run, to a sense of what common goals can be.
