Sentence examples for start offer from inspiring English sources

Digital TV should from the start offer extensive sub-titling for the vast majority of programmes.

Although the new devices will not — at least to start — offer news, weather and snippets from late-night TV comedians like the current TV screens, Mr. Yassky hopes that the app-world will come up with ever-more inventive and entertaining new ways for New York City passengers to use their taxi-riding time.

Even the redesigned 2013 Porsche Boxster convertible, Porsche's "budget" sports car at $50,450 to start, offers a leather-swaddled cabin worthy of its more expensive 911 stablemate.

The university is financed almost entirely by Kosovo Albanians, and at the start, offers a two-year associates degree in business and economics.

In contrast, the mass start offers a jumble, a mad dash, and, inevitably with so many racers on the ice at once, the thrilling prospect of disaster.

But bankruptcy, while allowing for a fresh start, offers little tax relief.

"We urge Hampshire County Council to please think again and realise the importance of early intervention schemes that Sure Start offers".

Early Head Start offers services such as classes for children and parents, health care, nutrition education, and family counseling.

New START offers an important step in the right direction.

51 The use of START offers a promising strategy to decrease underprescribing 39 and could serve to improve appropriate polypharmacy when combined with STOPP.

The auction attracted 138 bids, from a minimum starting offer of $74,000, with the price jumping by several hundred thousand dollars in the final moments.