Sentence examples for offering meetings from inspiring English sources

Lord Fink, the Tory donor (ennobled 2011) and party treasurer, who succeeded to the post after Peter Cruddas was caught out offering meetings with David Cameron for donations of up to £250,000, has revealed that he asked George Osborne to make Britain more like a tax haven, so we, er, don't lose jobs to other tax havens, because everyone knows that Guernsey is an economy that dwarfs all others.

These meetings became so popular that she began offering meetings for men as well, including the young governor of the colony, Henry Vane.

Now, vanguard hotels seem to have heard Ms. Marquard's complaints and are offering meeting spaces that look more like lounges than boardrooms, with high-tech replacements for flip charts and yoga and wheat-grass shots on breaks.

With the disclosure of its price range, Chegg executives will begin a roadshow to pitch their offering, meeting with investors across the country.

Central Working club - a centre offering meeting rooms, storage, stationary and networking opportunities in return for a monthly fee.

There is an education wing for Bible classes, a concert-hall-size atrium with glass elevators, crisscrossing escalators and giant monitors that itemize the day's offerings: meetings to help smokers quit, a cross-trainers minimarathon and pat the Bible classes for 6-month-olds.

The Basque Department of Victims reached out to the father of one of his victims, offering a meeting.

Ahmed was on the brink of going to a suspected terror camp in Pakistan when the police called him in for a chat, offering him meeting with a fellow Muslim called Mahmoud.

The newest is the Pinta tower, which has 42 refreshed suites and 21 meeting rooms, offering the most meeting space in the city centre.

The guild began offering readings and meetings with casting directors.

He is starting to seem like himself again, Phillies people say, taking part in meetings, offering advice, needling friends.