Sentence examples for offering glass from inspiring English sources

Full-page, full-color ARTIST'S SKETCHBOOK cartoon showing airline stewardess offering glass of chocolate milk to child on airliner who is working at a laptop computer.

Through September, it is offering glass products in a variety of shades of white at 50percentt off, or $12.50 to $22.50 a square foot (not installed).

The New Yorker, June 27 , 1994P. 135 Full-page, full-color ARTIST'S SKETCHBOOK cartoon showing airline stewardess offering glass of chocolate milk to child on airliner who is working at a laptop computer.

Sitting on a wide balcony with the sea far below and impeccably dressed, pathologically attentive waiters all around offering glass after glass is one of the more civilised ways to undergo a wine tasting, though it can get hard to read the labels when the sun has set and more than a few vineyards have been covered.

Its political cartoonist Stephff sketched bald and beefy Secret Service agents with frothing mouths and guns in hand, readily assaulting innocent waiters offering glasses of water to the president.

Situated in the heart of Boston with beautiful views; staffed by friendly professionals with advanced degrees; stocked with plenty of fresh-brewed coffee and free lunches; offering glassed-in offices for making calls, New Directions feels like an exclusive corporate retreat — except that the participants have lost their corporations.

He quipped that cranking out software, such as iTunes, for Windows users was akin to "offering a glass of ice water to a person in hell," at a conference in 2007 the day before he was expected to make nice with Mr. Windows himself, Bill Gates Bill Gates, during a joint appearance.

ALAN CUMMING, champagne bottle in hand, was offering a glass to ALFRE WOODARD.

Mr. Manoncourt, offering a glass of a 2001 Château Figeac that Mr. Parker did not like at a first tasting, recalled saying, "Cher Bob, I don't manufacture ink".

In essence, the Moto X is offering Google Glass on the cheap - that seductive promise of an ever-present digital assistant who knows your life and is just always ready to help.

Canterbury is offering a glass of Chateau Lafite Rothschild paired with a 16-ounce centercut loin veal chop served with wild mushroom ragout and sweet potato gnocchi for $50.