Sentence examples for choice to present from inspiring English sources
That was not well known, however, until Stockton made Thomas the surprise choice to present him.
Still, this did not make him a natural choice to present Civilisation when his contract with ITV ran out.
His big break came in 1987 as an 11th-hour choice to present Channel 4's The Last Resort (hence the name).
That's what makes him the natural choice to present BBC2's QI and as well as countless Radio 4 documentaries and panel shows.
Though Ms. Venu played all the characters, a half-dozen or so, the perspective was unmistakably Sita's (a savvy choice to present to an American audience).
Still one of the most important active fishing ports in the country, Dieppe was a natural choice to present an exhibition that examines the relationship of Impressionist painters with the sea.
To avert disaster, Gingrich had no choice but to present many numbered lists.
In the meantime, they have little choice but to present a steely exterior and carry on as if nothing were wrong.
After the Bush speech, reformists say everyone across the political spectrum has little choice but to present a united front against what Iranians see as bellicose statements from Washington.
Mr. Hussein said some leaders in the group felt the Brotherhood had no choice but to present a candidate after approaching several people who refused to run with the Brotherhood's endorsement.
