Sentence examples for today's tender from inspiring English sources

"Today's tender reflects volatile and uncertain market conditions," Reuters quoted the agency as saying in a statement.

LONDON, May 1 (Reuters)— The average rate of discount at today's tender of British treas ury 9‐day bills rose to 6.793 percentt from 6.772 percentt last week.

LONDON, Jan . 2(Reuters)— The average rate of discount it today's tender of British reasury 91‐day bills fell to 590percentnt from 7.650 per ent last week.

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Its swift attack, however, suggested that Burroughs had planned very carefully for yesterday's tender offer.

Cargill and Keenan had been working on new music for years; although Broadcast originally formed as a quintet, the art-pop band became a duo after 2005's Tender Buttons, their last album.

But 1999's "Tender", when Blur had moved into stranger musical and emotional terrain, is a greater highlight, sung first by Albarn in a baritone croon, then taken over by the crowd, just as they did when Blur last reformed, for Glastonbury in 2009.

Nominated six times for an Academy Award, he won for lead actor as a fallen country singer in 1983's "Tender Mercies".

Huberman and Normal have a history of making hanging sculptures with clothespins, starting with 2008's Tender Prototipo, but Tender Vortex Sunrise a full-scale replica of a natural disaster is their most ambitious project yet.

When King was ready to release its debut album — this year's tender and spacey "We Are King," recorded at the group's own pace at Paris Strother's home studio — it didn't turn to an established label or even a tech giant like Apple, as singer Frank Ocean did recently with his long-awaited "Blond".

One masterwork in a very long list was The Naked Civil Servant (1975); Philip Mackie's tender, brave and funny biopic of the "stately homo" Quentin Crisp was hailed by Kenneth Tynan as the best TV programme he had ever seen.