Sentence examples for offered to change from inspiring English sources

He admitted to being "unco-operative" in the past, and offered to change.

They stared, rapped on the window, begged for money and cigarettes, offered to change money.

They offered to change the dressing and submitted the old bandage for DNA testing, which tied Gibson to the crimes.

He offered to change details of controversial new laws, but he rejected claims that his country was sliding toward authoritarianism.

He offered to change it for something more conventional, returning with a furry, talking orang-utan around his neck in its stead.

The staff could not be more welcoming -- three times they offered to change our table because there was a noisy large group nearby.

Sometimes a waiter even offers to change the silverware, which is an entirely unnecessary flourish.

It doesn't offer to change your engine or your car, which is worth a fraction of what I paid for it and is poisoning people".

Jack Straw, the justice secretary is said not to be an enthusiast, and there is a possibility that Labour may offer to change the voting system without a referendum, but instead by a simple vote in parliament.

But the budget also offers to change the calculation for cost-of-living increases given to Social Security recipients to a formula called Chained CPI.

Bargaining or begging – Your partner may offer to change, or to do things differently in order to preserve the relationship.