Sentence examples for offer up more from inspiring English sources

Pichai told the MWC crowd today that it's not meant to compete with Samsung's offering, however, and is intended primarily to offer up more consumer choice.

The machines actually offer up more differences than people may think.

If the government doesn't understand this, then the next election is going to offer up more surprises".

Jeremy Paxman can have University Challenge; Beuysworld is my kind of place, where questions don't have answers, but just offer up more questions.

As a result, Comey now is under tremendous pressure to offer up more detail on what the findings really mean with regard to Clinton.

I expect that the film will offer up more of its secrets the second time I see it, along with beauty, grace and form, as will "Flight of the Red Balloon" and "Paranoid Park".

In my own workplaces, this behavior has ended only when managers have offered up more information.

The result was a night that offered up more ministerial scalps than any tally in living memory.

Five of the holes (5, 6, 9, 17 and 18) have offered up more double bogeys than birdies.

FASHION The exhibition "Hollywood Costume" at the Victoria & Albert Museum offers up more than 100 of the most iconic costumes in movies.

She's just finished recording her latest album, "Wanderland," which offers up more of the raw emotion and sophisticated musicianship that made her debut, "Kaleidoscope," such a hit.