A more modest experience is proffered by Spirit Cruises, and a lesser commitment is required.
It's not the most promising premise, but it is proffered by Michael Morpurgo, so you are in safe hands.
On Planet Fashion, leopard print is a staple, and has been proffered by labels one would never associate with film noir vamps or Coronation Street bartenders.
It was proffered by a dapper butler on hand one evening to serve her and some 25 British and American guests cocktails and blinis laden with caviar.
The union hadn't "assigned" her; instead of being proffered by some labor-activist pimp, she was referred to the hotel by the International Rescue Committee, which helps find jobs for asylum seekers.
Hopefully, reasoned arguments, not political posturing of "no taxes" or "more revenues," will be proffered by proponents as to why additional revenues are necessary and how they can be achieved, and serious and fact-based debate could ensue.
Tossed into virtually every scene are handfuls of exposition about the mechanics of the movement, the more ham-fisted bits being proffered by the two F.B.I. agents listening in on meetings between Lawrence and his allies.
Dhani Harrison believed that the CIA would have some sort of technology to separate them, but in the end a solution was proffered by a company in Cambridge, England, called Cedar.
At Fox, Ailes not only has showcased what amounts to the top tier in any liberal's idea of a rogues' gallery — Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck — but has devised a twenty-four-hour alternative reality to what is proffered by "the lamestream media," as the Fox News contributor Sarah Palin calls it.
The statement is proffered by First Sergeant Milt Warden Darius Campbelll) to the married Karen Holmes (a stiff Rebecca Thornhill), to name the two characters whose surf-side shenanigans linger in the cultural zeitgeist via the iconic imagery of Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr in those roles on screen.
