Sentence examples for speaking offer from inspiring English sources

Who's going to, figuratively speaking, offer a mocking burst of the Hokey Cokey to a man who's officially the most successful composer and recording artist of all time?

Though it retains important elements of the correspondence theory, this view does not, strictly speaking, offer a response to the objection on behalf of the correspondence theory and should be regarded as one of its competitors (see below, Section 8.2).

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, personally extended the speaking offer to Mrs. Clinton by phone early in the day on Thursday, her aides said.

Before Carson became a superstar of narrative nonfiction — showered with awards, honorary degrees and speaking offers — she was a mild-mannered government drone who spent 16 years writing press releases and pamphlets for what eventually became the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.

We also need to explore whether this way of thinking and speaking offers useful insights in an environment of continual health care improvement and reform.

Almost every friend of the McCains with whom I spoke offered his or her own retelling of the tale.

He and other military heroes who spoke offered assurances that Mr. Bush would ably defend national interests abroad.

A promotional clip shown before Williams spoke offered a caption promising 100 artists in the seven shows.

Not surprisingly, the people who met the candidates today or heard them speak offered generally positive views of each.

"My wife's just being induced to give birth to our second child as we speak," offered a contestant on the opener.

Many of Ms. Wolf's clients declined to be interviewed for this article, but the few who spoke offered an unusual window on the arcane twists and turns of the mental health care system, even for families with money.