Sentence examples for over offerings from inspiring English sources
The crowd, while never very large, was certainly avid, more than eager to pick over offerings including but not limited to Tiffany flatware, Steuben and Lalique crystal, Royal Crown Derby English china, and French country antiques.
The Silicon Valley company decided to use I.B.M.'s technology over offerings by Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, BEA and others, after a fierce competition over the last three months.
Similarly, he said, there are concerns that Time Warner's on-screen programming guides will promote Time Warner's programming over offerings from other companies.
EBay, the most popular site, has already dealt with controversies over offerings of a kidney -- which turned out to be a hoax -- as well as Nazi memorabilia and paintings with inflated prices.
J. P. Morgan Chase to Pay $425 Million To Settle Suit Over Offerings During Boom J. P. Morgan Chase said that it would pay $425 million to settle its part of a class-action lawsuit that contends that dozens of banks cheated investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars from initial public offerings during the market boom of the 1990's.
The important new web services are all browser based, and Microsoft has no competitive advantage over offerings from Google, Yahoo, AOL and thousands of new web startups all trying to move users from away from the desktop.
As soon as the government revealed that Maximus was to take over, offering a "fresh approach", disability campaigners here unearthed a stream of problems with Maximus contracts in the US.
The weed wasn't as good, and the cookies were weak, but the deliverymen tried extra hard to win us over, offering us all kinds of deals.
Each section is prefaced by short films or photographic stills and a voice-over offering potted histories.
Gayle, whose record stood for only 25 days, congratulated Guptill between overs, offering a handshake and telling him "welcome to the club".
At its most recent Worldwide Developers Conference in June, Apple promised a do-over, offering reliability and stability — but more importantly, privacy.
