Sentence examples for offering to a from inspiring English sources

Mr Tennent admitted he was "apprehensive" about a potential NACRO merger, but added: "I would want Totton College to offer the community as wide a range of vocational qualifications as possible and not narrow that offering to a core audience.

Lena Halfeld, a 65-year-old housewife, paused to add her offering to a cardboard box filled with stuffed animals, leg braces and other personal objects.

The money for this, says an experienced banker, often comes from a "pre-IPO" offering to a small group of investors.

At 52, in many ways the new Dodgers ownership's chosen peace offering to a vast melting pot that had soured on its dysfunctional baseball team, Johnson may be the closest American celebrity of color to reach a true postracial eminence.

Except, there may be some slim value in offering to a rapidly toughening future some hint of the white noise of one human imagination failing, on what they're calling the Day After, to yet meet the task at hand.

And if you point out to Mr. Pressman that people like Mr. Ferrara and Mr. Toback, or Mr. Stone and Mr. De Palma, are larger than life, hard to control, tricky in a deal sometimes, dangerously unpredictable and hardly the sort of people you might think of offering to a band of sober investors, he grins, and says, "Well, I've always been drawn to vivacious people".

People were frantically calling the office and offering to pay a higher price.

Return the honor by offering to give a seminar to the company's scientists.

Inglis is charged with offering to take a bribe or bribes from Chopra, Garner, Joshee, Shelley and Wilson.

Ballmer even calls Nolan in his dorm room, offering to be a mentor.

Even offering to pay a bribe is forbidden.