Sentence examples for offer jam from inspiring English sources

The dreamscapes of Magritte and De Chirico redirected his 1930s work – Blue House on the Shore is lovely and disquieting, seemingly conjured in a reverie; while one oil, Nocturnal Landscape, seemed so Freudian that Nash said its interpretation would offer "jam for the psycho boys".

Similarly, if no or very few vendors at the farmer's market offer jam products, it could be because buyers aren't interested.

Voters are being offered jam tomorrow rather than jam today.

While the IoT offers jam tomorrow, insiders say replacing Phones 4U concessions in Dixons' PC World and Curry's stores will provide an instant fillip.

Like Thatcher, he is about to learn the hard way that abolishing property taxes may offer political jam today but wormwood tomorrow.

Unfolding, the wine offers intense jam, prune, cassis (black currant) flavors, along with a seeming herbal infusion.

A medium-bodied red blend with aromas of violets and macerated plums; the flavor profile offers blackberry jam and hints of dark chocolate.

No doubt, but fun is also to be had at the festival, which offers a jam-packed long weekend of performances; an outdoor bazaar of crafts, food and clothes; a film series; and a dance party.

A similar app, DriveScribe, offers a jamming function to block texts and calls in driving mode.

Clearly, the President can no longer deny his inner Al Green.

Simon Parker, the director of the New Local Government Network thinktank, said: "This settlement offers local government jam tomorrow, when the crisis is today.