Sentence examples for on offer today from inspiring English sources

Whenever you hear a Democrat say that Romney and Ryan would end Medicare or cost seniors $6,000, that is a misleading reference to the original Ryan plan, not anything on offer today.

As the Financial Times columnist Wolfgang Munchau says today Europe is looking at a never-ending debt crisis with the solutions it has on offer today, solutions borne, he says, out of "a good deal of ignorance of how financial markets work".

447 Great Western Road, Glasgow G12, 0141-334 0686 Chef and owner Sandro Giovanizzi can't be said to be one of the world's great kitchen innovators – I'm pretty sure that the menu served when they opened in 1978 would look pretty much like the one on offer today – but that's not what La Parmigiana is all about.

The weirdest one on offer today is mandarin and olive oil, but it turns out to be delightful, the crunchy biscuit fresh and citric, the paste unctuous and peppery.

Many of the tributes spoke of him as an "honorable" man who embodied "a 'kinder' and 'gentler' strain of Republicanism" than the one on offer today, as the New York Times wrote, echoing Bush's own rhetoric.

Many of the tributes spoke of him as an "honourable" man who embodied "a 'kinder' and 'gentler' strain of Republicanism" than the one on offer today, as the New York Times wrote, echoing Bush's own rhetoric.

Check out the great courses we had on offer this year!

Check out the great courses our students had on offer this year for ideas!

In the barrage of first world war programming on offer this month, it's remarkable to find new information.

And so, a brief and somewhat scientific guide on who would be interested in some of the more perplexing gifts I've seen on offer this year.

Eighteen-year-old Matteo Manassero and Sergio Garcia, who needs a top four finish to have a chance of grabbing one of two Open Championship spots on offer this weekend, were on four under.