Sentence examples for offers to answer from inspiring English sources

In northern Vermont, for example, Planned Parenthood is using a federal grant to run a hot line, the Manphone, that offers to answer men's questions about sexuality.

In his slim book "The Marketplace of Ideas," Louis Menand, an English professor at Harvard and a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, offers to answer a few questions about the humanities, like why professors all seem to have similar politics and why it is so difficult to implement a core curriculum.

When the item came up again, Scott asked the council members to explain why they were voting no and said that despite his offers to answer questions about the issue, no one had asked him outside of council meetings.

Then she offered to answer his questions.

He had offered to answer questions from readers of his periodical, The Athenian Mercury.

In July, famed physicist Stephen Hawking offered to answer questions from the public in a Reddit AMA.

He offered to answer my questions but warned that he would have little to say.

A longtime employee offered to answer questions based on his experiences travelling with Harvey.

He has offered to answer questions about his visit from members of the public on Facebook.

Our waiter pegged us as first-timers and offered to answer any questions.

His name is Bassey Etim, his title is Community Manager, and he offered to answer some of your inquiries.