Sentence examples for offering to share with from inspiring English sources

Tells about Woody Blackwell, 42, of Warner Robins, Georgia... Describes Blackwell's obsession with flint-knapping... Describes the resurgence of knapping, and Blackwell's meagre living making stone points...In 1994, Blackwell began sending his replicas to museums and archeologists, and offering to share with them what he had rediscovered about Paleo-American stone technology.

Anticipating such an event, the Bush administration had moved to safeguard Pakistan's nuclear arsenal by offering to share with Islamabad the sophisticated Pals ("permissive action links") technology, which would have linked Pakistan's nuclear weapons to secret codes that would control their activation.

The cool kids with the coke (wisely) didn't offer any to the underclassmen, instead offering to share it with the 20-something girls imported from Eastern Europe under the guise of guise of a "student program" but really just there to be exploited as cheap labor.

The cool kids with the coke (wisely) didn't offer any to the underclassmen, instead offering to share it with the 20-something girls imported from Eastern Europe under the guise of a "student program" but really just there to be exploited as cheap labor.

"The strawberries should be ready in the middle of June," he said, offering to share them with a visitor.

Means immediately began availing himself of the bureau's repository of criminal records, offering to share information with suspects (and, when necessary, destroy paperwork) in exchange for cash.

Someone "rushes by you and drops a wad of dollars could be more than a thousand and another [one] steps in and picks it up, offering to share it with you.

"Some goon rushes by you and drops a wad of dollars could be more than a thousand and another goon steps in and picks it up, offering to share it with you.

Before the speech, Lebanese media outlets close to the Syrian government reported, citing unnamed sources, that Mr. Assad would be much more conciliatory, offering to share some power with the armed opposition.

Mrs Jones (54) was sacked by North Somerset council after offering to share her faith with a sick pupil and asking other children in the class to pray for her.

While the hard-liners pleased knowledgeable conservatives by blocking strategic talks, Reagan pleased the public by offering to share S.D.I. technology with the Soviets and promising the elimination of nuclear weapons.