Sentence examples for offer him something from inspiring English sources

Ndiaye also told Joe Freeman of The Oregonian: "They say they love him, but they didn't offer him something fair.

"Off-camera he was lighter and more joyful, but with a certain melancholy, and I wanted to offer him something that would better correspond to his personality".

But it has also presumed to offer him something "more" valuable according to the value system it imputes to him: a tawdry love of gleaming gold fixtures, common to vulgar despots all the way back to Midas himself.

"I think Boris really wants to be mayor and he probably will run again in four years, so if he loses this time I think he would really benefit from more experience and I'd be happy to offer him something".

"If they were to offer him something I think he'd want to stay in League One.

"I haven't had a chance to speak to Craig Mather about him yet, but I will to see if there's a possibility we could offer him something.

"Someone offered him something," he said.

"I've certainly offered him something," said Sammy Jacob, managing director of digital station NME Radio, yesterday.

When Danny said he couldn't drink anything with caffeine, I should have offered him something else! Stupid stupid stupid!!!!

We are in a bar in central London, and I had offered him something with bubbles in it, a Perrier perhaps.

It's usually exactly what I expect, or if I offered him something else interesting, it would resonate with him as well".