Sentence examples for offering to open from inspiring English sources
"The chimney does leak slightly," Angela says, offering to open a window.
First, only by offering to open its own markets can the EU hope to persuade foreign countries to open theirs.
As part of this process, the BBC is offering to open up its successful iPlayer technology to other mainstream broadcasters.
When articles about his finances upset him, he called up reporters offering to open up his books.
The IRA has found a way to disarm in its own terms: by offering to open up its arsenals to independent, international inspection.
By offering to open talks on a new treaty, diplomats said India appeared to be making its opening bid for a settlement of the crisis.
If you've niched within a particular industry, having a physical shop is quite important, in fact many big players have gone from a purely online offering to opening up shops to support their business and credibility.
Disney's A Wrinkle in Time was also denied a release in China earlier this year but Skyscraper, Mission Impossible: Fallout, and Ant-Man and The Wasp are among Disney's offerings to open in the country.
In the 1970s, a friend offering to crack open a bottle of foul muck made in a cupboard under the stairs was a common threat and the prelude to an appalling hangover.
* Nine in 10 landowners offering to preserve open space by selling development rights were rejected.
But the BOJ has gone further than many analysts predicted, offering to do open-ended asset purchases from 2014.
