Sentence examples for To presents from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring (someone) into the presence of (a person); to introduce formally.
- To present an envoy to the king
It's important not to engage in one-upmanship when it comes to presents, say.
It's not just adults who like the personal touch when it comes to presents.
As we ate, someone mentioned the impending festive period, and talk turned to presents, carols and Santa.
All year the logistics elves witter on about "capacity building" in our distribution network but when push comes to presents, theory goes out of the window.
In addition to presents for his little brothers, Mr. Ramirez used his summer wages to buy clothes at Club Monaco and Banana Republic, anticipating a triumphant return.
Mr. Horowitz founded Theater for a New Audience in 1979 to presents the work of Shakespeare and other classic and contemporary playwrights.
Notes: things to bring, presents to buy….
1995 to present: President.
"The Road to 06880: Colonial Era to Present".
We were asked to present only Israelis.
