Sentence examples for offering to host from inspiring English sources
Even though people were offering to host some of the dogs, Sanei was short of places.
That's what the F.C.C. has proposed doing, even offering to host all the data on its Web site so the public and the press do not have to go from one station's Web site to another for all the information.
If the Fylingdales decision was controversial, offering to host the interceptors that might shoot down missiles bound for America or Europe as they travel through space is sure to be more so.
Putin, for his part, is determined to prevent Ukraine, under a pro-western regime, from joining Nato and thus offering to host US military bases virtually inside Russia's historical heartland.
With this kind of security Michael Eavis, who runs the event, might consider offering to host the next G8 summit.How different from 1970, when the first Glastonbury Fayre attracted about 1,500 curious revellers to a single field for a laid-back weekend of folk and blues.
They also recommend that the UK sends a powerful signal of its global ambitions, by offering to host a large international research facility –on a scale comparable to the Crick Institute or the Diamond Light Source – in partnership with other countries.
China, the source of most of North Korea's food and energy, is offering to be host to multilateral talks.
In response to the government's underwhelming announcement, thousands of Icelanders have joined together in offering to personally host Syrian refugees in their homes.
A1 China stepped up an effort to defuse the North Korea nuclear crisis, offering to act as host to direct talks between the United States and North Korea should both sides agree.
Launched in September 2008, Encoding.com provides a cloud-based, video encoding SaaS offering to let users host and encode user-generated and premium video.
So enter stage left onefinestay's keyless lock system Sherlock, which it is currently offering to install in hosts' houses for free during a trial period.
