Sentence examples for offering hand from inspiring English sources

However, when a reporter from The Observer visited the properties he was offered a choice of Thai and British girls offering hand relief for £40, oral sex for £45 and full sex for £50.

They were off-duty concierges, the guests of The Shops at Columbus Circle, which had set up booths offering hand massages (Aveda), makeup application (Sephora), and roast-beef sandwiches with horseradish sauce (Porter House New York).

Carl Coombes, who runs the Extreme Academy and is the father of my instructor Josh, tells me another reason the centre decided to start offering hand planing was the growing popularity of wild swimming.

In 2002 Unilever started pushing the same idea in India, offering hand-washing classes in villages.

British Airways' fares normally include one checked-in suitcase of up to 23kg, although it has muddied the waters by offering "hand-baggage only" fares in recent years.

Several smaller start-up companies like Oqo, based in San Francisco, have also been offering hand-held systems that have most of the features of standard laptops, but fit comfortably in jacket pockets.

Prices for his works at Frieze are in the hundreds of thousands, but at the SLG he was offering hand-painted lottery tickets for £2,500 each (yes, I know, but they're cheap compared to the rest of his work).

At three data center sites—in Santa Clara, Washington, D.C. and New Jersey—Exodus has bought computers from Compaq and Sun Microsystems and yoked them together to start offering hands-off hosting by June, Hancock says.

It was snatched eagerly from offering hands and reviewed assiduously.

Offering a "hand up" and not a "hand out" is how one firm assisted by IBA describes the organisation's work.

She bantered cheerily with her fans, frequently pausing to accept an offering handed up from the floor.