Sentence examples for to be proffered from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, political settlements continue to be proffered.

The three-page color listing brochure I'm holding is ready to be proffered before we go in.

Such stereotypes used to be proffered in English Canada about players from Quebec, or, in American sports like baseball and football, about nonwhite athletes.

Falcon officials and Lord Deighton produced a "beauty parade" of projects to be proffered to the crown prince's investment fund in an extraordinary secret meeting in July 2013 with Tony Blair, who acted as a lobbyist in London.

The TV star is a surprise guest for Unapologetic Bitch, and is himself surprised – to be proffered a banana and then told in great detail what he might do with it.

However, after extensive freedom of information requests and speaking to key sources in Whitehall and business, the Guardian has established for the first time that: Falcon officials and Lord Deighton produced a "beauty parade" of projects to be proffered to the crown prince's investment fund in an extraordinary secret meeting in July 2013 with Tony Blair, who acted as a lobbyist in London.

Mr. Robinson imbues this odd task with a lifetime of paternal tenderness, and poignancy, too, since that love cannot be proffered to a young woman who thinks her father is a hotel employee.

Gore gets hotter himself as he goes along, ultimately comparing global warming to Hitler's rise and quoting Churchill on the appeasement at Munich: "This is only the first sip, the first foretaste of a bitter cup which will be proffered to us year by year — unless by supreme recovery of moral health and martial vigor, we rise again".

Indeed, the caution could be proffered to any ascendant medium or idiom.

Until a better case can be made for doing so, a simple rule can be proffered to researchers.

No doubt, several reasons could be proffered.