Sentence examples for release offering from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, Aviva's equity release offering.

The SWCNTs could act as a flexible mechanical support for strain release, offering an efficient electrically conducting channel, while the nanosized SnO2 provides the high capacity.

Speaking to a packed crowd in California, Apple CEO Tim Cook said iOS 8 was a "giant release", offering "great user features and incredible developer features".

On May 7, Carlton Hobbs issued a press release offering "an independent and accredited expert assessment, at no cost to clients, of any item purchased from the firm in the last 15 years".

I cannot help placing another of Mr. Perahia's Schumann recordings among my choices: his 1997 release offering definitive accounts of "Kreisleriana," another Schumann work that hauntingly combines fervid imagination with intellectual mettle, and the Sonata No. 1 in F sharp minor.

This is by far the most expansive look at the film so far ahead of its December release, offering us our first look at characters such as Radagast the Brown and the new-look goblins, along with a proper gander at returning figures from The Lord of the Rings such as Elrond and Galadriel.

Despite those worries, "Renaissance" is certainly one of the year's more luscious releases, offering not just the sleekest car chase but the most romantic of rainstorms.

On Tuesday, a closely watched measure of home prices will be released, offering some hints about whether the long plunge in housing values is abating.

Each Sunday the show covered the next Friday's movie releases, offering two hefty clips from each movie, followed by spirited, sometimes contentious and ill-tempered debate upon its merits, and a final verdict: thumbs up or thumbs down.

4.19pm BST Beach volleyball There is much newspaperly excitement as details of the young royals' Olympic schedules are released, offering a timely reminder to the populace that merit and hard work are lovely as far as they go, but a prince clapping at a horse is an achievement to trounce all plebeian athletic endeavour, writes Marina Hyde.

There is much newspaperly excitement as details of the young royals' Olympic schedules are released, offering a timely reminder to the populace that merit and hard work are lovely as far as they go, but a prince clapping at a horse is an achievement to trounce all plebeian athletic endeavour, writes Marina Hyde.