Sentence examples for personal offering from inspiring English sources
Gove's personal offering, the "free school", was truly reckless.
The wine list, Mr. Chuet's passion, is very personal, offering an affordable selection that, except for the Bordeaux, contains no sulfites.
At a town hall in Exeter, he gave a speech that was highly personal, offering an idiosyncratic case for Hillary from the perspective of someone who has watched her closely for more than four decades.
Viewers will be called to an improvised riverfront along the pool's edge, Ms. Long said, and asked to create a personal offering -- a poem, maybe, or a drawing -- before ascending "the mountains" to a symbolic palace on the Juilliard School bridge.
Thus, with his influence waning, Manson's latest, "more personal" offering sounds like an attempt to finally broaden his appeal, with the universal subjects of love and melancholia allied to the less-than-universal sound of an old Sisters of Mercy album.
The Age concluded its review by calling Tea & Sympathy "a low-key but worthy personal offering".
While there are a couple of overtly personal offerings in the book, Sullivan, even when he is writing about something as seemingly distant and inconsequential as "The Real World," keeps things close, tethering observations that would otherwise float off into the ether.
For example: He wants WPP to be a collection of boutiques that draw clients to highly specialized, personal offerings.
In addition, you are unlikely to find a personal loan offering as low a rate as the 0.6% you have on your credit card at present.
Now, with people supplying millions of questions, Siri is becoming an increasingly adept personal assistant, offering reminders, weather reports, restaurant suggestions and answers to an expanding universe of questions.
The pair now ply their trade in Doha, you'll recall, with Keys' personal blog offering a mixture of completely missable big‑game analysis, and sledgehammer sympathy for those of us left behind in the yesterdayville of Blighty.
