Sentence examples for offer up something from inspiring English sources

If you make a vow to offer up something to God, can you substitute something else?

Anything except what mattered most, which was to offer up something deeper and daring.

Or limit the screen time and offer up something simpler and more nostalgic, reminiscent of a childhood real or imagined?

She added that she never doubted that so apparently difficult a source could offer up something of very real substance on screen.

A bank seeking a short-term loan from another bank will offer up something it owns, like a mortgage-backed security, to guarantee repayment.

In an age when pop albums have a tendency to sprawl, the better to hedge their bets and offer up something for everybody, Love You to Death's 10 songs clock in at a concise, focused 31 minutes.

DS The dull, regurgitative trend of TV shows based on films offered up something of a doozy this year with a chilly, challenging series based on Steven Soderbergh's lo-fi tale of a high-end escort.

He had some supportive words for LPH and offered up, something like thirty songs.

Take SimpleTuition's SmartBank debit card, which offers up something called SmarterBucks.

This show may be eighty-four years old, but every year it offers up something new.

WHEN he was convicted of ethics violations and removed from office in 1993, Gov. Guy Hunt of Alabama offered up something both supporters and critics could agree on.