Sentence examples for offering things on from inspiring English sources

"There's a flurry of people just about the same age who are downsizing and offering things on the market," said Roger Ricco of the Manhattan folk art gallery Ricco/Maresca.

I'd rather have a true "internet of things"–a diversity of usefully connectable products, digital and physical than a handful of increasingly disconnected monocultures offering "things on the internet". For all their short term innovation, that's where the big players seem headed.

This includes offering things for free.

The hospital had been planning to expand its HealthPlex building to add a wellness center, offering things like seminars on nutrition and an indoor track.

Always ignore pop-ups offering things like site surveys on e-commerce sites, as they are sometimes where the malcode is".

He also describes it as more of a "baseline" product, which third parties can extend by offering things like design customization or support on top of Twitter's free service.

Having been relieved of his coaching duties, Lasso found work as a Premier League commentator, offering his take on things like "relegation," "offsides" and his fellow pundits' British accents.

Mr. Haji-Ioannou has always prided himself on offering customers things cheap.

It has hired people it calls strategic partner managers, whose job is to be on call for the studios, offering advice on things like uploading problems.

Groupon, based in Chicago, was an early leader in the business of offering discounts on things like restaurant meals and local tourism over the Internet, profiting as a middleman on the deals.

The latest thing, however, is offering on-line bridal registries where guests can, without stirring from their homes, choose presents, present credit-card numbers and pick gift wrap.