Sentence examples for you know offering from inspiring English sources

They go up to other kids they don't even know and ask if anyone would like to call their parents, you know, offering them their phones; other kids announce that they live only two, three blocks away, and if anybody wants, they can come stay at their houses if they don't want to be out in the street.

They can also give away money directly to people they know, offering to pay personally for a neighborhood tree planting or cleanup.

NCDF is the strongest ceramic foil material known, offering a bending strength of more than 4 GPa [1].

But we need other options, you know?" In offering an alternative perspective on youth, Juno hit a nerve with audiences across north America on its release last year.

We should be, I don't know, offering rehabilitation or something to people who are addicted to drugs.

"I'm not supposed to be here, you know?" Bryant added, offering an unusual twist on the familiar aw-shucks trope.

"The public are happy to do this for free right now and the truth is if you translate the 10 cents per toad down to an hourly rate, you know you're offering to pay people one or two dollars an hour to go and catch toads," he said.

The next thing you know, they'll be offering coupons in newspaper supplements for phones that are "new and improved".

But if you agree with me then you know it is like offering a book of matches to an arsonist, a bottle of Scotch whiskey to an alcoholic.

As many of you know, earlier this year I considered offering an amendment to impose a moratorium on DADT discharges for 18 months, but decided against it because I couldn't secure the 60 votes we would need for passage.

Be discerning about what you hear, especially based upon what you know of the person offering the advice.