Sentence examples similar to something was on offer from inspiring English sources
"Mo and Andy needed something different to what was on offer," said Cook. "The academy was great but I gave it three years and it wasn't for me.
Here, too, something more than a concert was on offer.
But Mestrallet said what was on offer was "not enough and something is missing".
Fans waiting for something extra to be on offer will be disappointed.
Though she thinks she's interviewing for a secretarial position, something entirely different is on offer for Catrin.
They also took all possible steps to mitigate the discriminatory effects, by introducing a free, easy to obtain photo-identity card, something that will not be on offer in England.
We won't have that opportunity again until 2117, but on 10 November 2084 something even more wonderful will be on offer.
Something of that same thrill is on offer here, from a feat of comedic derring-do that's both dazzling and daftly funny.
But at the end of the day I am confident she would have settled, and for something very close to what is on offer now".
Lord Powell of Bayswater, Baroness Thatcher's former private secretary and foreign affairs adviser, used a Sunday Times article to say that although the Iron Lady might have "raged more mightily" at Brussels than Mr Cameron, "she would have gone along with what is on offer, indeed negotiated something similar herself".
