Sentence examples for offering basket from inspiring English sources
We journalists, as you may know, are a cynical, bitter lot, and I've been worried that I would open the mailbox and find a heartwarming, tear-inducing tale from someone who had picked up one of the twenties -- "I used it to buy my aging mother some roses" or, "Your $20 went straight into the offering basket at church" or, "My arm aches from pumping $20 worth of quarters into the slots at the Taj".
Actually, we did not have to do that, but just as predicted, we did irritate our pandit, who had bought us each a modest offering basket.
One of the temple hands, a woman dressed all in white, came and began to sort through my offering basket, but the driver stopped her.
But not far from the booths offering baskets of the fruit, and pear drinks and pear sausage, there were hints this summer that something was ruffling Courtland.
Daniel Hubbard, a Schwab spokesman, said that fact would not stop Schwab from offering baskets if the company's executives decided to proceed.
He might be found at tableside offering a basket of lightly grilled homemade Tuscan bread, an assortment of nifty antipasti -- pickled eggplant, lentils, black olive tapenade.
Afterwards, they were approached by a nice man from a marketing consortium offering a basket of free nappies, baby-grows, wipes, and other necessities.
The six-nation group is offering a basket of relief measures, lifting the EU oil embargo and removing banking restrictions, in moves synchronised with the suspension of corresponding US sanctions.
Instead, it is being driven by a fear of being left behind and a belief that exchanges, parochial for too long, need to catch up with the rest of the globalising financial industry.Mr Thain thinks the future belongs to a handful of exchanges offering a basket of products—equities, bonds, exchange-traded funds, futures, options and more across several time zones.
We are offering food baskets to people in need in our district, in cooperation with the Red Crescent.
Now, he said, Investec is considering offering individual baskets of stocks "as some kind of complementary products to our funds".
