Sentence examples for offers to change from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a waiter even offers to change the silverware, which is an entirely unnecessary flourish.

A sleepy Pakistani official reads passports in a leisurely way; the customs man searches bags perfunctorily and pesters travellers with offers to change money; porters fight over luggage; a policeman writes names in a big ledger.

Ms. Timmons, who describes herself as "happily single but open to offers to change that," particularly if it gets her out of Hackensack, N.J. — where she moved from Brooklyn for the sake of a top-notch parking spot — and back to New York City, does not think small.

But the budget also offers to change the calculation for cost-of-living increases given to Social Security recipients to a formula called Chained CPI.

In return for their lost homes, the plan offers to change a zoning ordinance that would allow residents to build two additional floors on existing 2-floor homes on the eastern flank of Al Bustan.

He admitted to being "unco-operative" in the past, and offered to change.

They stared, rapped on the window, begged for money and cigarettes, offered to change money.

Ikea officials said Tuesday that they had never heard an offer to change venues.

They offered to change the dressing and submitted the old bandage for DNA testing, which tied Gibson to the crimes.

He offered to change details of controversial new laws, but he rejected claims that his country was sliding toward authoritarianism.

But when Mr. Philbin offered to change the name of the game to "Who Wants To Be a Jillionaire," they returned to the stage in Omaha, Neb.