用“offered”造句大全，offered造句

He took off his overcoat and offered it to her.

He offered his seat to a woman carrying a bady.

He has met with investigators four times and has offered to take a polygraph test.

Visitors, including his tailor, are almost always offered a cup of tea.

But that action, and the aid and loans that China offered to other countries, helped ease the crisis.

I had an extra coat and offered it to her. She politely refused my offer but we started chatting.

He says the study findings suggest teenagers with anorexia nervosa who are medically stable should be offered family-based treatment rather than individual therapy.

The speech, titled “The Global Saving Glut and the U.S. Current Account Deficit, ” offered a novel explanation for the rapid rise of the U.S. trade deficit in the early 21st century.

Freud ended by suggesting that the five-thousand-dollar advance that had been offered was a hundredth of the sum necessary to tempt him into such a foolhardy venture.

Currently, the main services offered by this new airport office are: transaction of the short-term and temporary personnel pass; transaction of the vehicle apron passport; transaction of the apron driving license; and management and regular inspections of rented vehicles and drivers.

He offered some collateral evidences.

What it has traditionally offered is simplicity.

I offered her a range of opinions.

Several firms offered to obtain republication of his novel.

The starting price, ie odds offered by a bookmaker on a race just before it starts

An official at a French university says he was offered a huge bribe to award degrees falsely to Chinese students.

But AV was all that Labour or the Tories would accept by way of electoral reform and at least offered the promise of extra Lib Dem seats.

But recent events have me thinking of his 1729 essay "a Modest Proposal," in which he observed the dire poverty of the Irish, and offered a solution: sell the children as food.

"and when Pharaoh made his heart hard and would not let us go, the Lord sent death on all the first sons in Egypt, of man and of beast: and so every first male who comes to birth is offered to the Lord; but for all the first of my sons I give a price."

Dipa Ma continuously offered blessings.

I offered to sell them software.

These preferential deals violate the principle of "most-favoured nation" (MFN), which holds that any favour offered to one member must be offered to all.

He is indifferent when — on occasion — he is offered large sums for accounts of catching some villain.

Therefore, without showing the least surprise or trouble, he confessed all, and offered his brother part of his treasure to keep the secret.

Sensing a shift in the economics of the industry, creditors around the world have started questioning the easy money offered to private-equity firms, which feed off risky types of debt.

They offered sacrifices to propitiate the god.

If she was offered the job she'd take it.

But all those huzzahs, offered up by loyal employees and steadfast believers, did not sway Mr. Lewis's shareholders.

A variety of books were offered, ranging from those about celebrities like Britney Spears and "the Rock" to stories of fictional characters like the spunky troublemaker Junie B. Jones.

Foolishly, I offered him some wine.

Plenty of reasons have been offered to explain the slowdown, not all of them wholly convincing.

"Otherwise, the protection under the FPA clause will be almost identical with that offered by the WPA clause, because in the event of maritime accidents being encountered in transit, such as stranding,fire, explosion or collision, both clauses will cover particular average losses in full."

In fact, some of the reasons offered by those who backed the speaker had merit.

He offered me a bed.

The silkscreen, which is one of a number of pieces by Warhol that celebrate the American actress, was offered by art collector and hedge fund financier Steve Cohen.

They offered to accept de Brito as King.

The coalition government is “terrified” of being seen publicly championing anything offered by private schools, says a close observer of Conservative education policy.