Sentence examples for received offering from inspiring English sources

During Sexton's first meeting with Sargent, Sargent spoke of the need to bolster support for graduate students; the letter Sargent received offering employment specified the creation of 20 new graduate fellowships.

HM Revenue & Customs is embroiled in fresh controversy after the publication of an email that it received offering details of UK-linked Swiss accounts – some used to evade tax – two years before it finally obtained them from the French authorities on terms that limited their use.

So is BGH air conditioners' ability, via Google street map and weather data, to calculate the exact amount of sunlight your home receives, offering discounts based on those hours.

So do those emails I receive offering to share an $88 million inheritance if I simply Western Union $500 to cover the paperwork fees.

Often a community chief, and sometimes a superior chief, received offerings from each household or larger kin group holding land under his jurisdiction.

One of the four ritual sites in the tangse was a large hall where the Buddha, Guanyin, and Guandi received offerings several times a year, including at the New Year.

Are all those spam text messages we used to receive offering flats in Noida, Ghaziabad and Moradabad linked to actual property for sale?

A ceiba tree receives offerings from Santeria worshipers, its giant roots pressing up out of the earth like rough-skinned dinosaur claws.

Any open-minded critic who regularly receives offerings of new books or translations from Europe, the Middle East or Asia knows the bitter experience of opening a book by an unknown foreign author with anticipation, only to cast it away in irritation or boredom, finding it impossible to engage with a novel that was esteemed in a distant land.

They are worshipped with Murugan and receive offerings as part of his worship (see Puja (Hinduism)).

In many mortuary temples, the inner areas contained statues of the deceased pharaoh, or a false door where his ba was believed to appear to receive offerings.