Sentence examples for play offerings from inspiring English sources

Cablevision which also owns Madison Square Garden and the New York Knicks and Rangers who play there has appreciated by 21% in the past year, driven primarily by success in selling "triple play" offerings of cable, Internet and telephone service to subscribers.

Sophisticated users tout the hand in glove appeal of Netflix with services like AppleTV and evidently fewer plug and play offerings from Google and Sony –to the point that some see Netflix as a prime candidate for defensive acquisition by one of the big laggards.

"What potential could [a game] have as cultural transformer?" Accordingly, PLAY! offerings are meant to incentivize better behavior.

Fleet Bank, acting as a broker, was the only institution that would play, offering a variable rate on a $130,000 loan.

But investing in the Empire State Realty Trust is an entirely different type of real estate play, offering exposure to a specific set of properties.

It's a sort of starched-bosomed nanny of a play, offering the artistic equivalent of nursery food and equally digestible history lessons.

With good management, serenity and intelligence, you can make sure that these violent types receive a lesson in 'fair play', offering them a gesture of peace, not war.

Spelunky (PC, PS3, PS4, PS Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One) An indie platform game that rebuilds its levels every time you play, offering an inexhaustible challenge.

He's just picked up another birdie, this time at 14, and is currently -4 for the day with four still to play, offering birdie chances aplenty.

Darcey added that in other areas – such as theatre, newspapers, books and music – there are a range of business models in play offering content of public service value.

The latest Play offering is Play O - a warming gloop which promises more and better orgasms - which went on sale last year and has evidently been flying off the shelves.