Sentence examples for producers to offer from inspiring English sources

Three Choirs Vineyards (01531 890223; three-choirs-vineyards.co.uk) in Gloucestershire is one of the most established wine producers to offer stylish accommodation, with 11 rooms set among the vines.

As outlined by John F. Breglio, the development fund's chairman, the bill would allow producers to offer potential investors tax credits equal to 10percentt of a production's capitalization.

The Prince & the Pauper (24 Elm Street, 802-457-1818; www.princeandpauper.cold, in an old blacksmith shop, uses seasonal ingredients and local producers to offer both a prix fixe dinner menu and a bistro menu with everything from pizza Margherita ($13) to pecan-smoked babyback ribs ($15).

The finance commission in the lower house of Congress approved halving the tax on sweetened drinks if the sugar content is less than five grams per 100 millilitres – an incentive for beverage producers to offer more low-calorie options, according to lawmakers with the right-leaning National Action Party PANNational Action Party PAN

On Tuesday, the lower house of congress approved a measure halving the tax on sweetened drinks if the sugar content is less than five grams per 100 millilitres – an incentive for beverage producers to offer more low-calorie options, according to lawmakers with the right-leaning National Action Party PANNational Action Party PAN

HP should have partnered with a couple of furniture producers to offer actual desks, at low and high end price points, that this fits into.

Then the producers called to offer me the job in Paris.

Formerly a private sommelier, he is using his expert nose to sniff out some of the finest wines that Italy's small producers have to offer, from the Marche to Puglia.

Let's also ignore the information in the books by David Kessler ("The End of Overeating") and my Times colleague Michael Moss ("Salt Sugar Fat") that describes the junk-food producers' efforts to offer precisely the stuff we'll find physically and psychologically irresistible.

It was good enough for the producer Ivan Foxwell to offer him The Intruder (1953), starring Jack Hawkins.

They can obviously be good, but emotionally I'd like to feel I'm getting the best a producer has to offer.