Sentence examples for a presentable impression from inspiring English sources

John March makes a presentable impression ("no visible tattoos, no piercings, and I unscrewed the bolts in my neck") in Peter Spiegelman's debut novel, BLACK MAPS (Knopf, $22.95), as a Manhattan P.I. who walks the mean streets of Beaver and Broad.

This means that your assignment should be submitted in a presentable form so that it creates a good first impression.

It makes, he says, a presentable lawn.

But that introduced a new wrinkle to their day: trying to find a presentable outfit.

It is also been a long time since China has had a presentable first lady.

Leigertwood then had a presentable opportunity but missed the target from inside the box.

The New Jersey Democratic machine wanted a presentable gent to head its ticket in 1910.

"He wasn't a presentable candidate and didn't make it to the next round.

Had some uneasy moments, particularly when a poor clearance opened up a presentable chance for Norway.

Dress in somewhat of a presentable fashion.

And you might have had somewhere important to be afterwards that required a presentable look.