Sentence examples for offers something to from inspiring English sources

"As an agricultural product it really, seriously offers something to regions of poverty".

One line offers something to those nostalgic for the Soviet Union.

Each page offers something to laugh at, but it can be an effort to turn each page.

Shay offers something to the effect that he was amazed that white boys should have such incredible natural rhythm.

As Zanganeh is keen to point out, it's a book with no specific audience in mind: it offers something to devotees and novices alike.

But he believes that the blog's content offers something to small business owners that they can't get elsewhere: the expertise of more experienced small businesspeople, and the willingness to join discussions and share their stories.

David Cameron would have to offer something to England.

For him, those two players offer something to aspire to.

Like all populist politicians, Khan appears to offer something to everyone.

"Those who return," he wrote, "always offer something to the community.

Peter Costello, Mr Howard's treasurer (finance minister), certainly offered something to cheer about.