Sentence examples for offer to spend from inspiring English sources

Would Roger offer to spend the money that Patrick had dropped in his case?

His immediate response this week was to offer to spend more government money on climate science and greenhouse gas-related technology.

That's partly because the incentive is strong in the bidding process to offer to spend more to win over the International Olympic Committee and thus secure the games.

I ran out of reasons not to accept the airport's unusual offer to spend a little more time on its premises.

A homeless vagabond who has been saved from a scrape and brought home by Aston (Alan Cox), a neatly dressed stranger, Davies accepts Aston's offer to spend the night with a measure of gratitude.

Mr. Obama, Mr. Biden and Mr. Kerry decided to show nothing but public respect for Mr. Kyl and to stick by the offer to spend $85 billion modernizing the nuclear weapons complex.

So the railroad offered to spend $65 million to elevate the tracks — in exchange for a perpetual franchise from the city.

He drove north with Gerd and Sofie from Naples He refused all offers to spend Christmas in any other place.

There were offers to spend more money on charitable causes, but people could not agree on that, either.

If a solicitor offers to spend a weekend helping a charity clear a canal, then I'd consider them to be a volunteer.

Perhaps to compensate for his recent Airbnb experience in New York, in which the host had dropped off the keys and split, Erik very kindly offered to spend the rest of the afternoon showing us around.