Sentence examples for a lot present from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a lot present" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a significant quantity of something being available or present, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "There were a lot present at the meeting, making it difficult to hear the speaker."
Alternatives: "many in attendance" or "a large number present".

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It seems unfair to judge Carpool Karaoke from a single episode, but there isn't a whole hell of a lot present to give the viewer hope that the series might someday become more than the sum of its parts.

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Kiss Me a Lot presents a loving clinch relatively unfreighted by anguish.

Week 1: You'll learn a lot presenting to the first firm and can improve the pitch for the next in the queue.

But I'm doing a lot of presenting of presenters and introducing of segments and that kind of thing.

We hear a lot at present about the limits of diplomacy and the virtues of military force.

I'm a lot more present as a result.

"I travel a lot to present reports," she said.

And I am sure that the show could not have helped but have a formidable influence on a lot of present television writing.

Presentations -- I've used my iPad a lot for presenting information... slides, proofs, documents and so on.

That could buy a lot of presents.

You got a lot of presents this year.

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