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And Sotheby's has a surprise on offer.

He took all the freebies that were on offer.

Reducing the selection on offer might help too.

All the holidays on offer are subject to availability.

The food on offer was unfit for human consumption.

Croissants and coffee are on offer in the morning, and potent mojitos later on.

There is plenty of casual labour on construction sites, but few long-term jobs on offer.

Subsidies are also already on offer to help smaller businesses with tax credits, and to offer prescription-drug rebates on Medicare, the government health scheme for the elderly.

More than 20 subjects are on offer at AS level at our college.

Many of today's terminals around the world offer great entertainment, dining and shopping, with so much on offer you're almost tempted to miss your flight.

There are now-just-more jobs on offer in Japan than applicants.

Standard Beijing on offer, the online notebook, notes, alarm clock service.

We have one scholarship on offer for each postgraduate programme we run.

Baked bean be on offer this week at the local supermarket

On entering the cinema and seeing this movie on offer, my advice is to rebound in the opposite direction.

That creates an obvious danger for the park, especially early on when the village is the only housing on offer.

She's cottoned on that her constant stomachache was caused by the bacon on offer last week at local market.

Wielders of clumsy middle-aged thumbs like a QWERTY keyboard of buttons (though touch screens are also on offer).

A Dutch auction sets a singleshare price at the maximum level consistentwith clearing all stock on offer.

A QWERTY keyboard of buttons is kind to clumsy middle-aged thumbs (though touch screens are also on offer).

Soon many Germans will reach retirement age; they will need a richer array of services than is on offer now.

Undergraduate, masters and PhD degrees in information technology, science, health and engineering will be among the courses on offer.

Dishes on offer on Wednesday will include a sunchoke confit with dehydrated grapefruit followed by smoked sturgeon and beef with wild mushrooms, celery root, black vinegar and coffee.

"Nervy, with an austere, honeyed character", was how one winemaker described the bubbly on offer on a wet afternoon at Denbies.

The amount of CCs on offer for each breed is decided by the Kennel Club in advance, so opportunities to gain a title are very limited.

Spurs are keen to add a left-sided player to their squad and it is believed that Bale has been made aware of the financial package on offer.

The superb range of amenities on offer, include sauna &massage, outdoor tennis court, gymnasium, billiard room, beauty salon and mahjong rooms.

Some buyers of Greek debt may still think the interest rewards on offer are worth the default risk, but they seem to be a diminishing band.

If deposits are insured, there is little incentive for a bank's customer to assess its creditworthiness and every incentive to take the highest rate on offer.

The demand for a currency depends on the return that investors expect from holding it. That in turn depends largely on the interest rates on offer and on underlying rates of economic growth.

They are cheaper for firms to run because the employee is taking on the investment risk, and are likely to be the type of scheme on offer to workers through auto-enrolment.

Two approaches are on offer. Some think the best way to limit emissions is to tax them; others argue for a system that sets a cap on pollution, and lets polluters trade the right to emit.

This can cost as much as HK$200, 000 (US$25, 704) in a private columbarium, but all manner of different deals are on offer depending on the location and the size of the niche.

Let the customer decide what they want; tell them what is on offer and make it easy for them to research, plan and book – that’s the essence of the new STB campaign.

It is unclear what the mechanism for talks will be, and what will be on offer—and piecemeal deals may still be the plan, even if talks are occurring simultaneously.