Sentence examples for offering a meeting from inspiring English sources

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The Basque Department of Victims reached out to the father of one of his victims, offering a meeting.

We know that Donald Jr received an email from an intermediary offering a meeting as part of "Russia and its government's support for Mr Trump", and that, when this became public, the president personally dictated a false account of that meeting.

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Sharma was not a port town more probably it was a transit entrepôt offering a fortified meeting place for traders at the intersection of routes between the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, India, and eastern Africa.

Equally intriguing is the prospect of two solos, each offering an unexpected meeting of dance minds: Mr. Petronio himself in a reimagining of Steve Paxton's 1970 "Intravenous Lecture," a meditation on censorship; and, thrillingly, the New York City Ballet principal Wendy Whelan (only Tuesday through Friday) in Mr. Petronio's "Ethersketch 1," based on a solo from his 2003 "Underland".

In 2013, MBS had started offering a customizable "Green Meeting" package.

All 200,000 square feet of the Dumbo headquarters is quirky and fun, offering a variety of meeting space styles - both indoors and outdoors - fully-stocked workshops used for regular "crafternoons," and, on a good day, has a handful of dogs racing around.

On a recent Monday night in the meatpacking district, that marketplace was in full swirl: stylish men and women circling one another, offering a line, a joke, a meeting of cellphones.

President Trump's pick to lead the Department of Justice previously challenged the integrity and motivation of the agency's current antitrust chief, according to recently published court documents, offering a conflicting account of a meeting the two attended about the merger of AT&T and Time Warner.

Mr Clarke, a rumpled social liberal and pro-European who is not much loved by the Tory right or by the Tory tabloid press, poured something close to scorn on Mrs May at a fringe meeting, offering a "small bet" that a British judge would never have blocked a deportation because someone owned a cat.It quickly turned out that Mr Clarke was right.

Now they are offering a couple of public meetings and something called "neighbourhood dog".

Al-Jamry however opened his house for daily meetings, also offering a weekly space for public debates; he continued to do so despite several government attempts to stop him.

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