Sentence examples for offer one thing from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't presume to predict how Plantain's dinner service will do on quiet 38th Street, but if successful, it will join a short list of restaurants that offer one thing during the day and another at night.

"If the government were to offer one thing to women, I think it would be reviewing the whole issue of childcare and how that would enable women to work – as long as we could find more jobs".

But Kakuma offered one thing the instability of conflict-ravaged Sudan could not: an education.

For all the emancipation that the Demetricator offered, one thing nagged at me: even though I couldn't see any metrics, I knew that other people could still see mine.

Under the razors lining the inside of his coat the confidence man offers one thing: confidence.

He says agencies have strengths in offering a larger variety of work, whereas startups and companies offer depth on one thing.

"We don't offer one specific thing, we just listen and deliver, we say, 'What do you need to move forward in your life?'".

We assume that a strange man, nearing forty, in a public place can offer only one thing to children still in knickerbockers, and that is harm.

If the night sky offers us one thing, it is a liberating sense of ourselves in perspective, and of the many things we can neither comprehend nor control.

A federal mediator, W. J. Usery, was already involved in the talks, and upon hearing of Carter's offer said, "The one thing I didn't think we needed at the moment was another mediator".

But first a word about the strange appeal of the series for Americans (if for no other reason than to offer at least one thing in this summary, timed to the laggard US broadcast of the new season, that has not already been done and done better in Viv Groskop's hilarious recaps from London last September).