Sentence examples for offering and use from inspiring English sources

Domino's Pizza Inc., the world's second-biggest pizza chain, said yesterday that it planned to sell shares in an initial public offering and use the money to pay back debt.

The company, an upstart operator of an electronic exchange, said it planned to sell an estimated $100 million in stock in its initial public offering and use the proceeds for "general corporate purposes".

The business plan was to raise a gargantuan sum in an initial public offering and use it to construct an impregnable brand and Web presence.

Developers of time management apps are considering all of these questions as they expand their product offerings and using feedback from early adopters to help work out bugs and accommodate a wide range of tasks.

It's also notably inclusive: As a black queer woman, Harrington knows what it means to not see yourself in mainstream intimate offerings and uses her blog to make lingerie accessible to all.

AT&T was using Quickplay for its U-verse TV Everywhere offering, and will use it with its forthcoming TV streaming services, DIRECTV Now, DIRECTV Mobile and DIRECTV Preview.

Upon completion of the IPO, the company plans a $500 million debt offering and will use money raised from the sale of senior notes to repay the balance of the bank loan.

Teachers could also follow-up this lesson with a discussion of what is probably the most famous kind of origami, the use of paper cranes in Japan as a peace offering and also used to raise funds for disaster relief after that country's devastating earthquake and tsunami.

If you cannot locate a specific model of Honda Goldwing through these contacts, you may want to look at online discussion boards and other sites offering and advertising used Goldwings for sale.

6. Don't just buy from Amazon Amazon hosts other sellers offering new and used products.

The buyers found an unusual loophole — a seemingly minor typo in a date in the densely worded 732-page offering plan — and used it to argue that they deserved their hefty deposits back.