Sentence examples for offering to wear from inspiring English sources

Dr. Padela eventually convinced her to allow him to examine her spinal cord, offering to wear gloves so as to avoid direct skin-to-skin contact.

The decision was later upheld, despite the family offering to wear electronic tags and report to the local police station, and prompted an e-petition signed by more than 120,000 people calling for the visas to be granted.

This means declining offers to wear someone else's hat, shoes, t-shirt, etc. and not offering to share your clothing when you're experiencing a current infection.

This suggests that small amount of copper nanoparticles deposit on the surface of the ball and form a protective coating (Mending effect),thereby offering resistance to wear and reducing the friction.

Schooling, including sports, overrode religious convictions, notably when the school sought to address the couple's concerns by offering to let the girls wear burkinis - full-body swimwear - and change into it without boys present, the court said.

During the water offering to saints, it is worn suspended around the neck and, during ancestor rites, over the right shoulder.

Ms. Von Furstenberg and her design team seemed to have fun with the collection, caring less about a coherent point of view than about offering different things to wear next spring.

SUPPORTERS of Mayawati, a member of India's downtrodden castes who is now chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, show their appreciation by offering her garlands to wear around her neck.

But he is not offering to surrender.

PARIS — Transformables have long been a staple of fine jewelry, offering clients the opportunity to wear a piece more than one way.

And most would agree that special one-offs like +J, Missoni for Target and Alexa Chung for Madewell (which all become available in September) are meant to fill the a-bit-of-everything void: offering little tank tops to wear beneath hybrids of woolly-cotton dresses or as separates.