Walsh moved another century back in time for Blackbeard, the Pirate (1952), with Robert Newton tendering a ripe performance as the title character.
Teams forgo tendering a contract to a player if they are concerned he will win a high salary in an arbitration hearing.
The Bank of England is currently tendering a £1bn project to print its money – currently made from cotton fibre and linen rags, from 2015 at its press in Debden, Essex.
"This was the first one, 1963," Ed Kurtzman said, pointing out the collage he made of Cupid tendering a bouquet, then reading from the message he wrote to his bride on the first Valentine's Day after their wedding.
And we can look to other states: New Jersey has a similar although not identical -- and the application becomes pretty clear when individuals are prohibited from tendering a ballot.
American and Egyptian officials say that such considerations are all part of a carefully calibrated process aimed at avoiding a direct challenge to Mr. Mubarak's unwavering belief that if you make concessions — like tendering a resignation — in the face of pressure, you invite more demands.
