Sentence examples for offers the leading from inspiring English sources

Walmart offers the leading example of this strategy.

Listen as the highly paid pitchman gushes that his company offers the leading product in a particular "space," or that his Web site is getting more "eyeballs" than the competition, or that his site, because it holds those eyeballs a little longer than its rivals, is "sticky".

Global Logistics Properites offers the leading China/Japan footprint of modern warehouses, a sector where size and depth of network are key competitive advantages.

The film-maker reputedly engaged in meticulous research for his planned biopic, with Oskar Werner and Audrey Hepburn offered the leading roles.

Kubrick is said to have engaged in meticulous research for his planned film, with Oskar Werner and Audrey Hepburn offered the leading roles.

Although she had never acted before, she was offered the leading female role as the sexy Elena de la Madrid, who falls for the sheriff (Wayne).

Morsi denied that he had ever offered the leading secular politician Mohamed ElBaradei a job, but named Mounir Fakhry and Gouda Abdel Khalif as two opposition ministers who left his cabinet against his wishes.

Reached by telephone today in Tunisia, the American-educated Mr. Kharasan declined to comment on whether he had been offered the leading role in Iraq's oil future.

When the British director Terence Davies offered the leading role in "The House of Mirth" to Gillian Anderson, it was because he had seen her in still photographs; her features, apparently, reminded him of John Singer Sargent paintings, and you can see why.

By Anthony Lane When the British director Terence Davies offered the leading role in "The House of Mirth" to Gillian Anderson, it was because he had seen her in still photographs; her features, apparently, reminded him of John Singer Sargent paintings, and you can see why.

Cecil B de Mille offered the leading role in his sumptuous movie about her to Claudette Colbert with the words: "How would you like to play the wickedest woman in history?" His question anticipated the answer: "Very much indeed, please".