Sentence examples for offering cold from inspiring English sources

The place turns into a veritable playground of revelry, with stallholders offering cold beers and plenty of socialising.

But finally we entered a beautifully restored lobby where waiters moved effortlessly among us, offering cold coffee drinks or orange juice.

Crowds build up in August, when there is no such thing as an empty stretch of sand anywhere in the whole of Italy, but in June and early July the sun-beaten bar at La Bobba beach is a sleepy gem, offering cold bottles of Peroni and sandwiches stuffed with slices of salty, cured tuna.

They are now offering cold hard cash of €500 to anyone who refers a team to their startup program (which invests up to €15.000 per team) of 13 weeks in Tallinn, Estonia.

But the growth in the subscription model across all sorts of industries (HVAC companies offering cold air as a service, for example) dramatically elevates the importance of field service in the B2B world, and the explosion of home automation and 'smart' appliances does the same for the B2C realm," Jacobs told TechCrunch.

Take a look at these folks on the XDA-developer forums: a user named itsjusttime put up a bounty post offering cold hard cash to whoever could get AT&T's Galaxy Note I717 up and running on T-Mobile's HSPA+ network.

"He doesn't have my number," Jeter said the next day, offering his cold, dislocated shoulder to Huckaby's claim to reporters that he had left a message on Jeter's voice mail.

Where Mr Obama has gambled to no obvious benefit whether extending open hands to Iran and Russia, offering a cold shoulder to North Korea, or trying to heal the Middle East by reaching out to the Muslim world, for example—supporters blame the intransigence of other players.

Posen's version of withdrawal is realpolitik with a vengeance, offering the cold comfort of hardheaded calculations rather than grand illusions; but it's difficult to imagine how America, without troops in Iraq, could control events on the ground any better than it can now.

The beloved coffee and doughnut chain announced Monday it is now offering trendy cold brew coffee in stores in New York and Los Angeles, with a nationwide launch planned for an unspecified date later this summer.

It is a pedestrian- and bike-friendly city where clothing boutiques, run by young designers with an affinity for climate-friendly fabrics and grilled calamari, nestle with button shops, cobblers and old-timer restaurants offering goulash and cold borscht.