Sentence examples for thinking of offering from inspiring English sources

The British, the Belgians, Danes, Italians, Germans and Canadians offered airlift support; the Americans are thinking of offering intelligence and air-to-air refuelling.

"They said, 'We're thinking of offering it to Hugh Grant, what do you think?' And I said, 'Try him.' And, um, he could take the joke," he added.

Ms. Lyons is also thinking of offering a white pantsuit.

"We're thinking of offering a bris discount if the couple was married here," she said.

The transport ministry is thinking of offering cut-price petrol to taxis that register properly and stick to assigned routes.

Bill Carey, Sandbox's executive vice president, has said the company is thinking of offering $64 million in 2001.

And perhaps Twitter is even thinking of officially offering something along these lines when it rolls out its supposedly premium offering to businesses at some point this year, as it tries to pull in more revenues.

Given all that, it's a wonder that so many Democrats are thinking seriously of offering themselves up as an alternative.

Hollywood has been thinking of them too narrowly — offering all action or all animation — instead of a more nuanced combination, he added.

But Vinoteca, the upmarket London wine shop, is helping to reverse that tide of thinking by offering five or 10-litre "Bag in a Box" wines.

The weird thing was, after Yazoo split up I was thinking of writing Vince a letter offering my services.