The phrase "be present at events" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to physically attend or be in attendance at various events or gatherings. Example: "The company CEO was always expected to be present at events such as conferences and gala dinners."
No one can now be present at events of the past, no matter how shallow or deep the time.
Not only is the youth perspective important, the world needs youth to be present at events like Trust Women because such experiences can accelerate our understanding and knowledge.
Norman lost most of her hearing and experienced chronic pain; she was admitted to a hospital in December 1989, but by the summer she was well enough to be present at events.
As well, results will be presented at events involving clinicians and managers.
While walking with the group of protesters he was identified by Mercier and arrested, allegedly for violating the conditions of release for a previous arrest that barred the activist from being present at events deemed not to be peaceful.
He says Catholics, "especially ministers and others who represent the Church, should not participate in or be present at religious events or events intended to endorse or support those who reject or ignore Church teaching and Canon Law".
If a ray of light can move so as to be present at both events, the interval is zero.
If a body can move so as to be present at both events, the interval is time-like.
However, most of the events taking place at Hack Temple will remain intimate, as San Francisco has restrictions on how many people can be present at different events.
The Venezuelan leader will also be present at the event.
The PGA Tour requires that a meteorologist be present at every event, to stop play when there's danger of lightning.
