Sentence examples for been presenting from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring (someone) into the presence of (a person); to introduce formally.
- To present an envoy to the king
You've been presenting Grand Designs since 1999.
The group has been presenting a moderate image.
She has been presenting garage sales for decades.
However, in recent years, brands have been presenting a more diverse world view.
They have been saying, 'We need deep authorities.' They've been presenting the President with nightmare scenarios".
The Washington National Opera has been presenting simulcasts to schools and universities.
And American Ballet Theater has been presenting some fascinatingly quirky creations in its autumn season there.
The Kronos Quartet had been presenting his work for several years.
3.37pm BST Miliband says the government motion has been presenting as backing military intervention in principle.
Roland Mouret debuted on the runway the collection he previously has been presenting in a showroom.
Al-Qa'ida militants have been presenting themselves as the Sunnis' champions against the government.
