Sentence examples for offering breaks from inspiring English sources

The group helped drive the popularity of cheap "sun and sangria" package holidays to Spain in the 1970s, offering breaks to Benidorm for as little as £37.

When the buildings opened many developers were offering breaks for renters, like paying broker's fees and a month's rent for one-year lease, which adds up quickly, given the prices.

The Rangers, wanting to fill some of the 15,000 seats that, on average, remain empty in their stadium, are also offering breaks like free extra tickets or coupons for discounted food and beverages to frequent ticket buyers.

Mr. McCain is correct when he says that Mr. Obama intends to increase the maximum tax rate on capital gains, the bulk of which fall on the wealthiest segment of the population, and that he would be less generous in offering breaks on the estate tax.

William Sjostrom, a securities law professor at the University of Arizona who has written about private placements, said he was not surprised by Goldman's move given how early news of the offering broke and the volume of publicity.

As The New York Times transforms itself into a multimedia news and information platform — the printed newspaper plus a robust nytimes.com offering breaking news, blogs, interactive graphics, video and more — it is struggling with a vexing problem.

Financial regulators are to investigate whether the banks in charge of Facebook's initial stock offering broke the rules by selectively releasing negative news about the company before shares went on sale.

A split-second after Feller's offering broke the paper target, the motorcycle obliterated its target.

It's strange how offering broken people a hope of a better future makes them more likely to pursue their ambitions rather than violence.

A new scheme offering short-break respite has been launched for carers, and more services are delivered in the community.

It also calls for offering tax breaks to organizations that lend recreational space to the schools.