Sentence examples for offering to change from inspiring English sources

It's as though Bud Selig consulted with R. A. Dickey on the development of his knuckleball, offering to change the elevation of the mound to showcase its effects.

An investigation had found that the accounts were controlled by Wikipedia users offering to change articles about companies and private individuals in exchange for payment.

Ringing the disaster area are first-aid stations and churches serving food, water and coffee — even tire companies offering to change and repair tires for responders' vehicles.

A restaurant company with a penchant for attention-getting stunts is at it again, offering to change the name of one of its restaurants to salute devoted customers.

"For customers booked to travel to Nice in the next few days we are offering to change their booking to an alternative date or destination.

In "Cremains," the protagonist moves into his dead mother's apartment and shoots up her leftover morphine while tending to the building's old women, offering to change their light bulbs.

Another vote is promised after the election, with Democrats offering to negotiate changes that keep the focus on transparency.

In addition to the proposed divestitures, General Electric is offering to make changes to the way that GE Capital's aircraft-leasing arm, GE Capital Aviation Services, operates, people close to the talks said.

Offering cash to change long-term bad habits, such as smoking or over-eating, has not worked.

Atlantic Avenue, the median-divided thoroughfare that forms Richmond's Hill southern border, seems conceived more for cars than people, offering places to change oil, buy tires and pump gas.

She will fight for women and children, working families, immigrants, health care, civil rights, etc. -- offering to make incremental but real change.