Sentence examples for offering close from inspiring English sources

"In practical terms, Nato is offering close cooperation with the Georgian government and the Georgian military.

MGM is thus trying to sell itself at auction and, while there have been smattering of possible suitors, including Time Warner, Lionsgate (it recently pulled out), and the Russian tycoon Leonard Blavatnik, there is little sign of anyone offering close to the $2bn the company is seeking.

Following his shock election victory, Merkel sent a letter to Trump offering "close cooperation" on the basis of "common values", which she listed as "democracy, freedom, as well as respect for the rule of law and the dignity of each and every person, regardless of their origin, skin colour, creed, gender, sexual orientation, or political views".

It was projected on the side wall of the building, with additional small screens offering close-ups of players.

Instead, the camera focuses on her anatomy, offering close-ups of her thighs and buttocks as she stands on a groaning diving board.

In an occasional series, Dave Taft, a senior-level park ranger in New York City with the National Park Service, will be offering close-in portraits of the city's plants and animals.

It's an impressively hands-on visitor centre, with zoom cameras and telescopes offering close-up views of the gannets (plus guillemots, razorbills, cormorants, puffins and numerous gulls) on the rock.

Up close and impersonal, it explores a busy day in the life of an Amazon tributary, offering close-ups of flora, fauna and shimmering water accompanied by written and spoken words and a marvelous musical soundtrack.

The enormous makeshift stage from which the Met orchestra and chorus performed was flanked by towering video screens offering close-ups not just of the evening's glamorous guest stars and the conductor Ion Marin but also of musicians in the orchestra at pivotal moments during crucial solos.

The offering closed at 47 euro cents.

The offering closed early on Friday and was oversubscribed, one of the people added.