Word: offered
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...export, mostly to Britain and Germany. But we're hampered by trade restrictions and quotas . . . I cannot get foreign currency, therefore I cannot buy the freezer units I would like to have. I cannot get more land for my sons . . . That's no kind of future to offer my children...
...true that Communism presents no temptation, that does not mean that Communism is not a danger-a danger to man himself. It does not make much difference whether one fails because one is seduced by temptation or because one bows to superior force. Communism does not offer itself as a new edition of Christianity; but it might very well induce, or seduce, the church to deliver a new edition of herself. If the church is brought under control by the new rulers, there is no need to destroy her utterly...
...where movie fans prefer a happy ending. Manhattan's Italian-language radio station WOV cabled its Rome studio to hire him as an apprentice recording technician, and perhaps give him work as an actor. While Giuseppina held out for a real acting job, Maggiorani gratefully considered the offer...
Wallach proposed last night that others take over his campaign. He said the University "could make an advantageous offer for the property ...; and a veteran in St. Benedict's Center could commerce an action on breach of the implied contract...
...against its plea. As far back as 1904, Du Pont, for example, had set up a noncontributory plan; there were an estimated 4,500 other such plans in operation in the U.S. When steelmen finally gave in and guaranteed $100-a-month pensions (including federal aid), their final offer was higher than the amount that the union had been willing to settle for in the beginning. Even then, the price that industry paid for peace was not large. Bethlehem Steel's Chairman Eugene Grace, who had broken the strike stalemate, said that the annual cost to his company would...