Sentence examples for remarkable offer from inspiring English sources

Then Mrs. Solomon made a remarkable offer.

SOME years ago on a corner of the London street where Johnson lived you could have seen a remarkable offer on a billboard: FREE GEORGIAN HOUSES.

On the verge of hiring a location scout, Edwards got an unexpected call from Cameron Mackintosh's company with a remarkable offer.

Mailer, whose essay "The Prisoner of Sex" had just appeared in Harper's, bullied his fellow-panelists — "Come on, Jill, be a lady" was his response to Johnston's anarchic threesome — and made a remarkable offer to his detractors: "If you wish me to act the clown, I will take out my modest little Jewish dick and put it on the table and we can all spit and laugh".

Which is a pretty remarkable offer.

A person whom Teresa had never met showed up at her home one day with a remarkable offer.

The new Gore brief, calling the state court decision "as routine as petitioner's request for federal court intervention is remarkable," offers this competing image of what that decision accomplished: "Allowing the legislature's manual recount provisions to be given effect is not like changing the rules after the game has been played.

"If the boss says, 'We've eliminated our travel budget,' it doesn't really matter if the employee says, 'But I can get a really good deal on a hotel room.' " Even so, hotels are competing with one another to capture those customers who are still traveling, which has led to some remarkable offers in recent months.

And as a remarkable launch offer, they are offering free calls to 1.6 billion landlines until Dec 31st 2006.

We think that every one of these novels has something remarkable to offer its readers.

But the Target Margin Theater's remarkable performers offer the extravaganza promised by the material.