Sentence examples for offered a broad selection from inspiring English sources
During the first Golden Age, a century ago, Seattle restaurants offered a broad selection of locally produced oysters.
On June 14 , 1918 the art dealer René Gimpel wrote in his diary, perhaps enviously, that the gallery offered a broad selection: "You're looking for an engraving for $5 that you'd find on the quays for five sous?
The weekend shows will be similar to those presented at last summer's Caramoor festival; the Moab Music Festival in Utah, which Mr. Barrett also directs; and Carnegie Hall in March — all of which offered a broad selection of music from South and Central America and the Caribbean.
Several agencies, like Riads au Maroc, (212) 4443-1900, fax (212) 4443-1786, www.riadomaroc.com, offer a broad selection, with doubles from $35 to $300 a night.
John Bale offers a broad selection of caffeinated drinks, from chai latte ($2.85 for 12 ounces) to espresso breve ($3) to a plain old cup of joe ($1.50).
Most now offer a broad selection of beautiful, sophisticated, educational -- not to mention downright quirky -- items in a wide price range.
Wine bars are popular not only because they offer a broad selection -- by the bottle and the glass -- but also because of their casual, unpressured atmosphere.
Indeed, Onsale has just launched a service called "atCost" which will offer a broad selection of computer products for the same price that manufacturers charge.
Little America Hotel and Towers, 500 South Main Street, offers a broad selection of accommodations -- from the Governor's suite for $800 a night to motel-style rooms for $59 on weekends.
Mabou (468 Broadway) is the place to go to fill your summer "cottage" after you strike it rich on the ponies, while across the street Saratoga Truck offers a broad selection of extravagant summer hats.
April 22 2010 April 23 201010 In its own Russian sale this week April 233), Christie's also offers a broad selection of Fabergé — including a beautiful green enamel rococo desk clock — as well as a large group of cloisonné enamels.
