Sentence examples for offerings search from inspiring English sources
To readers unimpressed with the Google eBookstore's ancient sutras offerings (search for "sutras" and you get primarily books about yoga), the British Library has an antidote: the Diamond Sutra, the world's oldest (known) printed and dated text, from 868 A.D., which the library has recently digitized and put online.
By Kelly Stout December 16, 2010 To readers unimpressed with the Google eBookstore's ancient sutras offerings (search for "sutras" and you get primarily books about yoga), the British Library has an antidote: the Diamond Sutra, the world's oldest (known) printed and dated text, from 868 A.D., which the library has recently digitized and put online.
From offering search in a single language we now offer dozens of products and services including various forms of advertising and web applications for all kinds of tasks—in scores of languages.
A Washington company is again offering search engine optimization training courses in 2012.
On Monday, Blinkx started offering search capabilities in French, German and Spanish.
And they have grown big and grown fast by offering search, shopping and social-networking services in the cloud.
As the college application process has become increasingly available through the Web, many companies —Princeton Review, the College Board, Kaplan, Thomson Peterson and others — are offering search engines that help students put together a list of colleges to consider.
[C2.] Transforming Clicks Into Rings Herding customers of local businesses to the telephone is the latest effort of search engines to attract small and medium-size advertisers Marc Barach, the chief marketing officer of Ingenio, is among those offering search sites a way to tabulate calls generated by searches.
Google has started offering search boxes within their search results.
Offering search, switchable layouts and learned prioritization are all very smart.
In a year-long sting operation, the city's attorney-general's office set up a fake yogurt shop in Brooklyn and asked for help from firms offering search engine optimisation (SEO) services that can help boost companies' online presence.
