Sentence examples for offered a grace from inspiring English sources

Mindful of their concerns, the Stock Exchange of Thailand on Monday offered a grace period, saying that brokerage firms would have to start collecting deposits on Dec. 1, but would have until March 31 comply.

Usually governments offer a grace period to investors if they are going to change financial arrangements, but this one offers almost none – which means many emerging solar companies that invested in good faith are set for a financial hit.

If you have an FSA, find out whether your company offers a grace period into the new year (typically through mid-March) to spend down your account.

Making Valley Center a getaway offered a saving grace, and a hub where the far-flung clan could reconnect.

We made mistakes and apologized and forgave each other and slammed a few doors and offered grace upon grace upon grace.

Corning, based in Corning, N.Y., said it would offer a reasonable grace period, though it had not completed the details.

Ms. Letestu, a dancer of beautiful lines and somewhat remote grace, offered a drier, more polished interpretation of Terpsichore, but evinced little sense of emotional connection in her pas de deux with Mr. Marcovici.

He noted that one of the U.S. Senate's first chaplains offered a prayer seeking "the grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ".

New York has no shortage of places that stock instruments for children, but for young people eyeing the violin, viola or cello, this Upper West Side atelier offers an unusual grace note: a touch of musical history.

Employers may choose to either: offer a grace period of up to 2 ½ months after the plan year's end to incur expenses; or allow you to carry over up to $500 to use in the following year.

Thai basil offers a note of grace; habanero pepper a hint of sweet, serious fire.