Sentence examples for offering to spend from inspiring English sources

Then Bass came offering to spend £3m to £4m knocking three empty buildings into one to create a new O'Neills.

To entice the states to agree, he is offering to spend A$10 billion of the commonwealth's money on the various schemes.

"I'm not offering to spend twelve hours a day up a ladder, but some things are easier with two people, like folding sheets".

With California the one state remaining to approve the deal, Anthem and WellPoint ended up offering to spend nearly $500 million in programs for the state's residents, including the poor, in coming years.

Saying it is committed to solving the earth-settlement problem, the CRA is offering to spend $8 million on two of the most badly damaged complexes.

Employers can already can reduce their tax bill by offering to spend up to $5,250 for additional education for their workers, but Davis' proposal would broaden that to include payments on education debt.

But in the 1960s the federal government headed by Lester Pearson persuaded provincial ones to introduce health-care and social-assistance programmes, by offering to match spending for these provincial services.

Mr. Obama, in fact, had already gone much too far in trying to make his deal palatable to House Republicans, offering to cut spending even further than the deficit plan proposed this week by the bipartisan "Gang of Six," which includes some of the Senate's most conservative members.

These programs can also maximize the lifetime value of a customer by offering incentives to spend more and buy more often.

Fleming also had rather tortured exchanges over marketing campaigns, more than once offering to contribute a large spend on his own promotion.

Gray's voice soars to a pitch of parodied grandiosity as he remembers offering to return his already spent advance.