Sentence examples for prompting offer from inspiring English sources
During Q. & A.s, people identify themselves by their Twitter handles instead of their names, and, without prompting, offer elevator pitches for their startups.
Hearing someone casually, and without prompting, offer me a reference that encompasses what would once have been impossibly disparate and parochial experiences reminds me of the quantum leap the cultural aspects of soccer have taken in the digital age.
A woman sitting across from me smiled and, with little prompting, offered an hour-long history of the town.
Mary turned to face me again and without prompting offered up gambling tips in a tone that reminded me of the final speech of a war film.
That prompted offers from Hollywood, and Mr. Lehman's trip west, on what he called "the last train from Berlin" -- because it felt even then as if the picture business were breaking apart.
The British press storm had prompted offers of 1250 hospital beds in 17 countries by August 15; though a vast increase on prior offers of help, the total was dwarfed by the estimated 39,000 children requiring hospital treatment throughout Bosnia.
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Earlier this year, Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson suggested Sheppey was one big caravan site, prompting an offer from local MP Gordon Henderson to personally show him the other sights the island had to offer.
After reading through the critical reviews across the top money-making utilities, you'll find customers complaining that the apps are too aggressive in pushing subscriptions (e.g. via constant prompts), offer little functionality without upgrading, provide no transparency around how free trials work and make it difficult to stop subscription payments, among other things.
After some prompting, Birge offered $6,500 and a full professorship, which Segrè decided to accept.
Often without any specific prompting, participants offered information about their schooldays in their interviews.
