Write an advertisement offering yourself for work.
That may mean offering yourself as a driver or the guest bedroom for potential overnight stays.
Theirs was a very approachable Savior, offering solace and comfort to all who would embrace him.
Apparently he was offering advice — solace?
A handsome prince entered, striding purposefully, his virile, confident voice offering her solace.
But the Trump officials pressing the trade offensive are offering some solace by signaling they're also keeping an eye on the restive market.
Instead, with the resilience of a true New Yorker, it bounded back instantly, offering shelter, solace and 3,000 meals a day to the emergency workers at ground zero.
The sentence rendered by Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. was less than the 33 months that prosecutors had sought, offering some solace to Mr. Pirro, his family and the packed gallery of supporters who attended today's proceeding.
Even so, the prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, said on June 3rd at the G8 summit in Evian that the yen was still too strong against the dollar.The Bank of Japan may have helped Japan's carmakers, but it is offering little solace to the rest of the economy.
Officials can't yet say how many farmers in the south-east have been forced into bankruptcy, but one thing is certain: the states have no spare cash for relief.The weather forecasters aren't offering much solace, either, predicting a warmer and drier winter than normal for the south-east.
The findings, while offering little solace to the relatives of Sean Bell, Amadou Diallo and other minority victims of police gunfire in New York City, suggest that the impact of race on police behavior is subtler than previously understood, and is strongly shaped by professional training.
