Sentence examples for offering book from inspiring English sources
"As a result, a lot of colleges are now offering book art classes in their programs.
Happily for New York audiences, he will perform Bach's complete "Well-Tempered Clavier" at the 92nd Street Y this fall, offering Book 1 on Oct. 27 and Book 2 on Nov. 1.
"The future vacancy provides a blank canvas to maximize the property's wide spectrum of use and pursue a myriad of office, retail, hospitality, and residential options," the offering book said.
The Dodgers' investment banker, Blackstone Advisory Partners, has not sent out the offering book on the team that will start the bidding, which will be overseen by a federal bankruptcy court judge.
But by Thursday afternoon, the company and its underwriters looked at the offering book and decided to accommodate what Mr. Woodward called "very-high-quality institutional investors" who were willing to buy in bulk at $14. Skeptics of the offering pointed not only to the tortured history of publicly traded sports teams but also the specifics of Manchester United's offering.
The offering book prepared by Eastern Consolidated for the sale estimates that the basement could rent for $50 to $60 a square foot; a second floor, yet to be built, could rent for $40 to $60 a square foot; and the ground floor, a bit less than 5,000 square feet, could command $150 to $180 a square foot.
A parent discovered this week's tests posted on gobookee.org, a website offering books and documents for download, according to the local teachers' union.
This year has been better than average, with several excellent books appearing, and with Master Point Press, the most prolific publisher, offering books in PDF format at a discount.
In general, she steers clear of offering books on politics, so as not to attract the scrutiny of China's authorities.
It's ostensibly a thrift store offering books, clothing and old MASH videotapes, but its basement and back wall are packed with thousands of records.
Libraries are also giving more space to DVD, CD and video collections and offering books on MP3 players that visitors can borrow.
