Sentence examples for offering to members from inspiring English sources

UKIP's Nigel Farage said he welcomed plans to return Lloyds to private ownership with a big discount offering to members of the public "but the price must be right otherwise the taxpayer loses out".

"They actually laugh," one letter writer contended before offering to provide council members a ferret to interact with.

The experience of being on stage and what you might be offering to an audience member is a moment of clarity, enlightenment, entertainment, and might save a life or restore sanity meanwhile.

Yesterday, right after the mayor's program, the phones began ringing in mad succession around the City Hall press room, with council members or council staff members offering to provide views on his comments.

The debate in parliament got increasingly personal, with Labour's Tom Harris accusing Ipsa of offering to brief journalists against members.

The Obama administration has done little publicly to push the issue forward, offering to talk to moderate members of the Taliban but drawing the line at those linked to Al Qaeda.

This fall, Russia's health minister sought to dramatize Russia's epidemic of circulatory disease by pulling out a blood-pressure cuff at a Kremlin cabinet meeting and offering to test his fellow members.

His eventual jail sentence was cut in return for offering to testify against other members of al-Qaeda.

IS fighters have been contacting Yazidi families and NGOs of late, offering to sell back family members, most of whom are women.

In an interview with The Huffington Post on Tuesday, Beinstein said he's unconvinced by the talking points House and other Colorado GOP leaders are offering to bring reluctant party members into the Trump fold.

One comedian is getting a lot of buzz by offering to pay for each Westboro Baptist Church member's plane ticket to Iraq.