Sentence examples for able to present to from inspiring English sources

For years, Mr. Castro was able to present to friends and family an outward appearance of normalcy.

I have to be able to present to all groups something of value that they can gain from maintaining a relationship with their university after they've graduated.

"At Tate Britain it represents something like 20% of our sponsorship income, that is a significant sum of money and it is a material sum in terms of what we are able to present to the public.

The ruling means that when Mr. Malvo, now 18, goes to trial, prosecutors will be able to present to the jury his comments from the session on Nov. 7, 2002, at police headquarters in Fairfax, Va., in which the police assert that he said he had enjoyed killing some of his victims.

So it is that, as our former Berlin correspondent argues, he looks to Germany for rescue, hoping that Mrs Merkel's government will help craft changes in European regulations that Mr Cameron will then be able to present to his own party and to voters attracted by Ukip's nostrums as helping Britain control the flow of immigrants.

Chairman Mike Cantley said: "Railway journeys have captured the imagination of visitors for decades, and to be able to present to the world this magnificent new train line which takes people on a journey deep into the heart of Sir Walter Scott country, is truly exceptional.

The essential preparation you absolutely need to do to be able to present well (even at short notice) is: Decide what your presentation will be about.

Presentation skills will give you the ability to be able to present ideas and concepts in a persuasive way.

CD8 CTLs are able to present peptides to each other via their own MHC class I (self-presentation), when pulsed with OVA peptide.

"I want to be able to present something to people".

It feels good to be able to present weird shit.