Sentence examples for tendered to him from inspiring English sources

His abdication was made then in favour of the Grand Duke Michael, who, however, refused to accept the crown unless it was tendered to him by the will of the people.

Mr. Icahn said that "once we win the proxy fight" — not "if" — he would replace CVR Energy's board with new directors and remove the poison pill provision that would keep him from buying the shares shareholders had tendered to him.

If the editor publishes material that he does not believe was tendered to him for posting online, then he is the one making the affirmative decision to publish, and so he contributes materially to its allegedly unlawful dissemination.

Yet Sinatra, who would have turned 95 today, surely would have been flattered and amused — bemused, too — at the lavish attention and respect tendered to him over the past two decades by rap musicians.

Yet he made still more mistakes, refusing to follow the secret advice tendered to him after May 1790 by the comte de Mirabeau, abdicating his responsibilities, and acquiescing in a disastrous attempt to escape from the capital to the eastern frontier on June 21 , 1791

Here Rep. Himes points out that the false information tendered to him by both the "intelligence community" and the president was in fact not correct.

Service of a subpena upon a person named therein shall be made by delivering a copy thereof to such person and by tendering to him the fee for one day's attendance and the mileage allowed by section 389 of this title.

The Knicks also tendered a qualifying offer for the seldom-used forward Derrick Brown, giving them the ability to match any team's offer to him.

At last Cornelius Lentulus, a young man of patrician race, perceiving who he was, alighted from his horse, and, tendering it to him, desired him to get up and save a life so necessary to the safety of the commonwealth, which, at this time, would dearly want so great a captain.

After the season, the Phillies tendered a contract to him despite external pressure not to do so.

She found him in the bar with two K.G.B. men and, under the guise of whispering a tender farewell to him, she told him where the French plainclothesmen were standing, a few feet away.