Sentences with phrase «to offer something to others»

To offer ourselves to others as a guide does not mean we declare ourselves qualified to be one.

I face my own challenges by offering myself to others in need.

Teach your dog the trick first before offering it to others.

I'm so happy to be able to offer them to other cloth diapering families.

Create your own at any time and offer it to the other party to sign.

They have offered him to other clubs as well apparently, including our EPL rivals Liverpool, but I hope that Wenger says thanks but no thanks.

People offer it to each other as well as helping themselves and it's a bit like a cocktail party with people mingling and circulating at the end of the service.

We love to offer them to others!!

As a twin mom (or any mom for that matter), you may want to write «the twin mom's survival guide» and offer it to other moms through your site.

I've come to believe that each of us has a personal calling that's as unique as a fingerprint - and that the best way to succeed is to discover what you love and then find a way to offer it to others in the form of service, working hard, and also allowing the energy of the universe to lead you.

As per Calciomercato, it's suggested that not only have negotiations over a renewal stalled, but his agent Mino Raiola is offering him to other clubs and there is a hint that the right offer might convince Milan to sell.

Even oriental rites and the practices and concepts of the Greek Orthodox have touched Western Christianity in crucial ways — the more reason for us to affirm and study the values of our own traditions so that we can offer them to others.

The parable of the unforgiving servant, which follows the exchange between Peter and Jesus, focuses on those who are willing to receive God's forgiveness but are unwilling to offer it to others.

For truly to receive forgiveness is to recognize how extravagant God's gracious forgiving love is and, in response, to offer it to others.

When it came to offering kindness and compassion, I noticed that I was very willing to offer it to others, but I didn't feel that I deserved to give it to myself.

In the beginning neither one really understands the other, but with time and a few odd conversations they come to realize that maybe they can offer something to each other.

Forgiveness is something we all seek, but often have a double standard when it comes to offering it to others.

Amazon says I can read it as many times as I like, could I offer it to others to read as well?

The trick is taking your knowledge, infusing it with necessity, and then packaging it, and offering it to others, either for «free» as in the case of a blog, or for some amount of money as in the case of your book, product, service, or company.

Our steering committee of six likes to take the course before we offer it to others at the library.

Not only do I want that for myself, I want to be able to offer it to others, particularly those who are disadvantaged in some way and I am determined to do just that.

If I want to offer them to others, that is my decision, not some third party's.

Especially since the course has proved so successful that we can start to offer it to others.