Sentence examples for offering to design from inspiring English sources

Some send e-mail messages to Kubler from cities where the band will be performing in a couple of weeks, offering to design, print and distribute concert posters free.

But the fact that companies like BMW, Volkswagen, Honda and Toyota are offering to design sports cars for a video game really says something about Gran Turismo's influence on performance driving.

Teaming up with a fellow teaching assistant and a student, Greenberg, who dropped out of Stanford in early 2008, began placing cold calls to local media companies and investors, initially offering to design video advertisements that would be hits online and to distribute them through the applications Greenberg had designed.

Disappearing down an "internet rabbit hole" he eventually got in touch with Dready owner/director Robert Wesley, and was soon offering to design a collection.

These days, they call at least once a week, offering to design and distribute a coupon for the pub's food in exchange for a cut of the sales it brings in.

The sleek design by Remeike Forbes, an M.F.A. student from the Rhode Island School of Design who e-mailed Mr. Sunkara out of the blue in 2011 offering to design a Jacobin T-shirt, has been essential to getting people to take the magazine seriously, he said.

Salzman, co-author of the book Next Now: Trends for the Future, points out that some perfume houses in north America, such as Creed, are offering to customise, design and name perfumes to order.

(AP) ZIMBABWE: U.N. LAND PROGRAM -- The United Nations is offering to help Zimbabwe design a land redistribution program without the political tension and violence that has led to recent illegal seizures of farmland.

Selectivity of compounds between homologous or orthologous proteins can be predicted, offering new possibilities to design selective compounds or predict the suitability of animal models for pharmacodynamic studies.

Comcast's ad reps now sell cable spots and Internet services on the same sales call, even offering a service to design an advertising client's Web page.

The implications of our study are relevant to urban planning in arid cities, offering the opportunity to design and improve wildlife habitat while providing other important public amenities.