Sentence examples similar to a thought for a present from inspiring English sources

Then [the robot] goes away and thinks for a while and presents thousands of different options.

It was a great achievement but in this present league you cannot think for a minute you will go through undefeated.

And I definitely need to have a think about a Christmas present for him, so any ideas would be welcome.

Swype — the Android-flavored keyboard that lets you type (or swype, rather) faster than you ever thought possible — has a present for you this holiday season.

'Is it a present for me?' Raymond thinks everything is a present for him.

"I think for me the present is more important than the future, we have so many things coming up now and I already have a contract for next season so it is not urgent for me," he said.

"She needed a gift, she started to think, a present for the people that would really stink". .

Keane is to appear at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative Washington think tank, to present a plan for a troop increase that was developed by think tank military analyst Frederick W. Kagan.

If you're sticking the label on a bottle as a present for your friend, think of putting a photo of the two of you on it.

In December 2004, the House of Lords decided a case about English legislation which provided for detention of people thought to present a terrorist risk if they could not be deported.

This is thought to present a target for subsequent elimination by microglial engulfment [ 17].