Sentence examples for offering blow from inspiring English sources

This Sunday the museum is also offering "Blow Your Horn!," workshops in making shofars for the Jewish New Year.

Ten minutes from the hotel all the subtle nuances hit me: the street painted rainbow, the moon in the sky having a pink triangle drawn around it, the male homeless offering blow jobs for change, the abundance of men wearing Speedos, and everyone being so well groomed.

For women whose hectic schedules are enough to make their hair curl, salons in New York are now offering blow-drying house calls -- professional blowouts in the comfort of home.

As a paying punter, I find myself having to negotiate a pre-release obstacle course of potential spoilers: critics offering blow-by-blow synopses in lieu of reviews, over-explicit trailers giving away the best jokes or narrative twists, in-depth articles analysing socio-political subtext.

It's a complete offering, but no single component of the offering blows you away.

Natural Born Liars does its best to confirm clients' worst fears about what ad agency employees do with their money, while Bitch PhD is by a university academic who admits not having read some of the texts she teaches - as well as offering a blow by blow account, as it were, of her open marriage.

And when you look at the perks those companies are offering, they blow everyone else out of the water, but for these guys, I don't know if worker satisfaction solves the retention problem.

He blasts his horn at the inattentive motorists in front of us, all the while offering me a blow-by-blow crash-course on the nature of his job.

Some large firms have sick pay schemes to cushion the blow – offering full or part pay for the first few months – but the basic rate of statutory sick pay available to others is just £86.70, payable by employers for 28 weeks.

The Green Knight, "otherworldly, yet flesh / and bone," presents a startling challenge: he will endure one blow without offering resistance, but whoever deals it must promise to receive a reciprocal blow in a year and a day.

The orange juice policewoman softened the blow by offering to let me step back and drink the contents of the bottle before tossing it, and I accepted.