Sentence examples for opening offering from inspiring English sources
Often the presence of the artist is a key element in the mix at an opening, offering collectors a chance to mingle with artists whose work intrigues them and artists a chance to connect with possible patrons.
That French theme could be seen in the festival's opening offering, Racine's "Phèdre" as staged by Patrice Chéreau.
And energy drinks, where Guru believes it has found an opening offering products with all natural and organic ingredients.
And that's just what it does in Vince Pesce's first-rate production, the opening offering of Goodspeed Musicals' 50th-anniversary season in East Haddam.
This production, which ended its limited run last weekend, was the opening offering of the starry first season of the Michael Grandage Company.
15th over: Canada 64-3 (Billcliff 20, Samad 4) Ravi Bopara gets his first bowl in the World Cup but his opening offering is signalled wide by Billy Doctrove, a little harshly perhaps.
Updated at 2.20am BST 2.08am BST Yankees 1 - Orioles 0, Bottom 1st Great inning for Andy Pettitte who just blows through the O's opening offerings.
A big merger in the financial industry takes center stage at the markets opening today, offering a distraction from the volatile technology sector.
Ways of breaking the uniformity included the introduction of flexible opening hours, offering additional services (such as mother-toddler groups, parent groups, take home meals, special events for children and families, etc)., opening up to parents and the community, involvement of parents, and reformation of the curriculum.
Dr. Cornel West, the Columbia University professor and social activist, gave the opening address, offering a damning critique of the Obama administration's drone policies.
Whipping up an unnecessary amount of hype around store openings and offering items heavily influenced by catwalk prototypes, at prices that are as scandalously low as the originals are exorbitant, they have changed the British high street beyond recognition.
