Sentence examples for treasure offering from inspiring English sources

In June 2012, Alipay launched its product of Yu'e Bao ("leftover treasure"), offering an annualized dividend rate up to 7%%.

Although the period is not her forte, the skeleton beneath Hildur's feet on Búland farm could well be a researcher's treasure, offering clues to why the eruption of the nearby Laki fissure in 1783 was so deadly.

This camp is a real treasure, offering incredible access to all the diving, sea lions, tortoises and blue-footed boobies you can handle AND an intimate tented camp safari experience.

The Lore of New York, In an Abridged Format To those loving the lore of New York, it was a treasure offering treasures about the city.

Socially, it is a privilege and moral responsibility for TCM hospitals to maintain the national treasure by offering most of their services based on TCM.

In the weeks to come, we'll keep on offering treasures from prior decades.

But the Clarion Music Society and its artistic director, Steven Fox, made a decent show of it at Weill Recital Hall on Thursday evening, offering "Treasures From the Court of Frederick the Great".

The firm is cutting down on space & is offering treasures at lower prices: A large oil Altarpiece fragment of St. John the Evangelist in a landscape, attributed to Michelangelo, reduced from $250,000 to $200,000.

With its roomy 250 gigabyte hard-drive, it can even provide high-definition films in full 1080p glory, just like a Blu-ray disc player.At $100, the Roku box lacks a hard-drive but is simplicity itself to set up and use, while offering a treasure trove of content thanks to arrangements with Netflix and Amazon.

But that sound -- you know it when you hear it -- is offering up treasure to a lot of acts.

Country music, in particular, is a treasure trove of such songs, offering ways to deal with all manner and means of loss.