The phrase "offer conversation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to start a conversation or to make a suggestion to have a conversation. Example: "I would like to offer some conversation about the current political climate."
Heavy sprinting is typical and much standing in briar patches, which Mr. Sloan said offers conversation opportunities.
But mostly he offers conversation, in packages ranging from four sessions ($600 to $800) to 26 sessions, which sounds like a job in its own right.
On Saturday, Pereira offered a Twitter tutorial on the eight situations in which players are deemed defenseless; his digital classroom offered conversation about runners (who are not defenseless) and predictable wisecracks like "What about guys without arms?
Unlike LucasArts games, which used a question-and-answer conversation system, Broken Sword offered "conversation icons" that would not reveal to the player what the protagonist was about to say; Cecil's intention was to make the game more cinematic, but not resemble interactive movies of that time; he felt that they were "mimicking movies".
These offered conversations on many different topics.
Hostesses tend to drinks, offer attentive conversation and accompany men on dates off premises, but do not generally have sex for money.
But even before the museum reopened on Oct. 1, Mohawk Indian ironworkers at ground zero -- whose predecessors, poignantly, had helped build the trade center -- gathered at the Manhattan branch to offer help, conversation and many ancestral memories.
Niche editorial is a direct driver for decent relationships with advertisers to offer close conversation with a core user group.
Only if you can offer interesting conversation will you be able to obtain feedback on your ideas and your project--especially the conceptional side of your project (everybody can tell you at no expense where the copying machine is).
