Sentence examples similar to was put on offer from inspiring English sources

"I include his anti-immigrant tirades because he characterises immigrants in very racially derogatory ways, but he was Islamophobic, he was anti-women, he really had the whole package of bigotry that he was putting on offer to those who were intrigued and attracted to him.

Every one of them had a free shot that April at landing the show that the three Simons were putting on offer.

This week, a new savings offer was put on the UK market by the financial arm of Renault, the French carmaker.

Mr. Smith, who was put on a subsequent Southwest flight and offered a $100 voucher, summed it up in one sarcastic tweet: "The @SouthwestAir Diet.

A first effort to float the Asian business was put on hold after the British insurer Prudential offered $35.5 billion for A.I.A. early this year.

(I did, admittedly, offer statuses regarding how long I was put on hold for most of these phone calls).

In October 2011, Lotus was offered £10.4m of government funding but it was put on hold during takeover talks.

Shakra was put on hold and then told that the dates he had just been offered were already taken.

It's a claim that's not entirely borne out by the show he's put on, which offers bright flickers of greatness, rather than a blaze of glory.

Mr. Obama's decision to meet with Mr. Sharif, free up $1.5 billion in aid that had been put on hold and offer assistance on energy and public works projects shows he has confidence that Mr. Sharif is committed to building a democratic state.

When that happened at a recent summit in Europe, Wen was so unhappy with the pressure being put on him to offer more on curbing emissions that he ended the meeting prematurely.