Sentence examples for able to present a from inspiring English sources

The important thing was not answering in class but being able to present a written summary.

By shifting the setting from East to West coast, Obsidian have been able to present a significantly different Wasteland experience.

Have any other important choreographers ever been able to present a major retrospective spanning half a century?

It was called Kermit and it was so addictive, especially being able to present a kind of heightened version of myself.

"Frankly, Rush helped us survive, and by surviving we were able to present a lot of local news and talk programs".

But the main thing for the business owner is to be able to present a sensible and straightforward pitch that defines their business in terms anyone can understand.

Perhaps because they are dodging inconvenient facts, Ricciardi and Demos are never able to present a coherent account of Halbach's death, let alone multiple competing ones.

The Metropolitan Opera has not been able to present a truly great Don Carlo since Plácido Domingo in the early 1980s.

Two weeks ago George Osborne was able to present a budget which, if it had been presented by a Labour chancellor, would have been howled down.

"And they're showing that artists as well as writers are in the wonderful position of being able to present a new reality".

Young John, who is not really interested in girls at all, is able to present a very detached attitude which Ramon admires.