Sentence examples for offer of something from inspiring English sources

Floated so far is an array of plans to undermine the BBC: its political independence; its universal offer of something for everyone; its funding; children's and arts programmes; and BBC online.

I felt like he might choose to leave us, not stay and fight where things are so hard when tantalized with offers of something easy and beautiful.

I felt like he might choose to leave us, not stay and fight where things are so hard when tantalised with offers of something easy and beautiful.

Those descending basslines offer intimations of something wicked this way coming.

Students may not know when they have been passed up for an interview or a job offer because of something a recruiter saw on the Internet.

At parties, in parks, in restaurants and in the homes of friends, Oslo offers glimpses of something like redemption.

"Boeing Boeing" isn't a success, but it does offer a glimpse of something rare and startling: Jerry Lewis as a grown-up.

But these letters offer strong evidence of something else: Armstrong, who most biographers say was childless, believed until his death that he had a child.

Companies like the PalmPilot co-founder Jeff Hawkins's Numenta offer the promise of something even more transformational: universal, one-size-fits-all, real-time predictive analytics.

But for Mancini it offers the promise of something very substantial.

Reality TV offers the promise of something extraordinary, and, she said, "that promise is so alluring".