Sentence examples for a friend to present from inspiring English sources
Recently, an unemployed, homeless man who was living in a Chicago homeless shelter managed, through the help of a friend, to present himself at a suburban Cook County drug treatment agency, pleading for help to overcome his alcohol abuse.
He arranged for a friend to present a sword to Prince Edward, and the gift so interested the Prince's older brother, George, Prince of Wales, the future King George III, that he ordered one for himself.
"When you throw a stone into water, the moment we threw the stone in the water, we created that first ring". Later this month, The Loft will host a therapist's talk on "Embracing Your Shadow Self". Lisa Maurel, a 46-year-old private-practice therapist in Costa Mesa, created the event and brought in a friend to present the topic.
You may like to ask your friend to present a eulogy.
At Ludwig's insistence, "special previews" of the first two works of the Ring, Das Rheingold and Die Walküre, were performed at Munich in 1869 and 1870, but Wagner retained his dream, first expressed in "A Communication to My Friends", to present the first complete cycle at a special festival with a new, dedicated, opera house.
In his biography of the comedian, Itzkoff draws on more than 100 interviews with family and friends to present a fresh perspective on Williams' life.
They would then invite "our Republican friends to present their ideas".
A few days before Christmas, I went downtown with a friend to look for presents at Ross Cutlery, in the Bradbury Building.
He is a friend to Mr. Obama, and the pair would present an image of youth and excitement, which some Democrats have already compared to the Clinton-Gore ticket of 1992.
Sands, who described his successor as a friend, will stay to present the bank's 2014 figures in a week's time when analysts are braced for a cut in the dividend or possibly a rights issue.
After visiting several dealerships, a friend, who had hoped to present a convertible as a birthday gift to his mother, despaired of finding a car equipped as he wanted.
