Sentence examples for offered somewhere from inspiring English sources

Yesterday British newspapers enthusiastically embraced the idea, claiming that Morgan was being offered somewhere between £5.5m and £10m.

But even those likely to be offered somewhere else to live do not want to leave their communal way of life.

Mr George's Affordable Homes Bill would mean that tenants would be affected by what the Government calls the "withdrawal of the spare bedroom subsidy" only if they have been offered somewhere else to live but have turned it down.

The race to acquire BHS has entered its final stages with Matalan tycoon John Hargreaves understood to have offered somewhere between £60m and £75m to acquire the stricken retailer.

"We've got no choice until we're offered somewhere else to go".

When my mum told me we had been offered somewhere, I just felt numb.

The 2060, Nvidia promises, will offer somewhere between 1.4 and 2x performance benefit over its 1060 counterpart.

The online catalog currently offers somewhere between 65,000 and 70,000 items of clothing, which flow into thredUP's 60,000 square-foot distribution center in San Leandro, just south of Oakland, California.

Most have several bunkrooms with beds, and also offer somewhere to rest, cook and eat.

Others have offered estimates somewhere in between the Observatory and the government.

Perhaps that's the future of Sept. 11 on television — to join the life of Hitler and the tank battles of World War II as part of the subgenre of historical violence that's always on offer somewhere on cable.