Sentence examples for offering common from inspiring English sources

Because, he says, "it's time for a bloke waving a pint offering common sense solutions".

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Senate Republican leader, said the president was offering "common sense solutions" to Medicare's looming financial crisis.

Using the C-211 as a straight digital camera is simple, offering common advantages, like an almost instant preview of pictures and recall of pictures previously shot.

My friend gasped, and said that it was probably a Santería ritual offering, common in the countryside but hardly ever seen on a city street.

Labour's new position aligns it very closely with the Liberal Democrats on Europe, offering common ground for any potential negotiations about forming a joint government in 2015.

Step up the Pub Landlord, who announced he would be spearheading the opposition to the Ukip leader's campaign under the banner of the newly formed Free United Kingdom Party (FUKP) "because it's time for a bloke waving a pint offering common sense solutions".

He says: "It seems to me that the UK is ready for a bloke waving a pint around offering common-sense solutions".

As a divorcée with two sons who has survived a four-year custody war, I would guess that Marcus Arnold probably has done no more harm in offering common-sense advice than my first divorce lawyer or my ex-husband's first two lawyers did (Michael Lewis, July 15).

"Our movement is a welcoming one and we are the movement that is offering common-sense solutions that will improve the lives of all Americans -- including gays and lesbians," LaSalvia added.

On Wednesday, Goldman raised another five billion in a public offering of common stock.

After a recent $6 billion issue in preferred shares, Citigroup launched a $4.5 billion offering of common stock.