Sentence examples for tender as of from inspiring English sources
After the paper coupons were redeemed by grocers, they were transferred to the Federal Reserve to be destroyed, and with the switch to cards, they are no longer legal tender as of June.
By contrast, patients satisfying only the 2010 criteria had greater number of joints involved at each assessment (reflecting the inclusion of tender as well as swollen joints).
Osso buco, also paired with risotto, was meltingly tender, as was a large medallion of filet mignon, served with mashed potatoes and asparagus.
This was followed by beer-braised beef cheek so tender as to form a sort of solid soup on a bed of wild-garlic risotto.
This week it has been reported that Algeria is set to announce 2GW of solar tenders as well.
Two of Iraq's gas fields were put up for tender as part of a first round of foreign investment deals last month.
My hopes for the Milanese that the collar of a pig would prove as tender as that of a fish were dashed by a too-thick, gristly piece of meat in an appealing-looking but undersalted shell of bread crumbs.
The tender also asks the as-of-yet unawarded private sector player to develop "guidance, navigation and control system design and study for multiple/collaborating weapons" that will analyze future "advanced weapons systems" coordinating simultaneously.
BBC Sport today announced that Sports Personality of the Year will be the first of its programmes to be put out for competitive tender as part of the Charter requirement to open up more of the BBC's TV programmes to competition.
BBC Scotland today released the invitation to tender for Hogmanay Live - the first of its programmes to be put out for competitive tender as part of the Charter requirement to open up more of the BBC's TV programmes to competition.
BBC Sport today released the invitation to tender for BBC Sports Personality of the Year - the first of its programmes to be put out for competitive tender as part of the Charter requirement to open up more of the BBC's TV programmes to competition.
