Sentence examples for offered something extra from inspiring English sources

The guide's editor, Rebecca Burr, said the pub offered something extra special including "the warmth of the welcome, the friendliness of the staff, the character of the place and, of course, the food".

But InsideTrip offers something extra.

Instead, they are trying to offer something extra.

"It's good to offer something extra," he said.

"The idea is to reduce the hassle of the holiday and to offer something extra".

Manufacturers seem to think this new breed of shoes offers something extra.

O Boticário, a Brazilian cosmetics firm, has been peddling its products in Angola since 2006.Brazil v ChinaSince Brazil cannot compete with the likes of China in the scale of its investment, it has to offer something extra: in particular, technical expertise.

A company spokesman says that the app "was designed to keep up with children's changing playing habits and an understanding that children are interacting with smartphones and tablets more at a younger age … [It] offers us the opportunity to bring children's imagination to life and offer something extra to their traditional play".

Biopower is still embraced by policymakers, but only when it offers something extra, such as the co-use of steam, which improves overall energy efficiencies.

The key to catching customers as opposed to merely fishing for them is figuring out how to offer something extra beyond the product or service itself, and building that into the presentation.

But for a generation that increasingly champions gamers and developers as pioneers, DRL offers something extra: the chance to reshape the public's perception of what constitutes a star athlete.