Sentence examples for public offered from inspiring English sources

The 114-page publication, which was written for the general public, offered the first comprehensive picture of drug resistance in the U.S., said CDC's director, Dr. Thomas Frieden.

But Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public, offered another interpretation.

The Iranian document, which has not been made public, offered a snapshot of Iran's negotiating style.

A return visit on the Sunday after the rink opened to the public offered a slightly different experience.

The investigation, which uncovered White House e-mail messages not previously made public, offered a blistering critique of Mr. Gonzales's management of the department.

At first, the Public offered three plays a summer, then two so each would run longer and more people could see them.

How do "we" – Britons, Muslims, officials, members of the public – offer something better?

Evening concerts, open to the public, offer the players a chance to put what they have learned to use.

To be sure, welcoming the public offers the potential for greater revenue and keeps restaurants and bars busier in slow seasons.

So the new information that has become public offers the clearest picture yet of the cascading problems aboard the Qantas flight.

There appeared to be many available courses with titles ranging from "Science Communication" to "Science and Its Publics," offered as full-time or part-time degrees or diplomas.