Sentence examples for combined to present from inspiring English sources

TV shows, mass-market magazines and a mayor with decidedly provincial tastes all combined to present New York, once the 800-pound gorilla of cities, as a cuddly chimp.

Expo 67 and the Montréal International Film Festival combined to present a festival of more than 30 feature films during August.

Four minutes later Burrow, a Leeds team-mate of Hall, bounced over from George Burgess's pass before Hall struck again when Sinfield, Chase and Tomkins combined to present him with the easiest of chances.

In the latter category, seven Christian churches combined to present a Christian pavilion; others included the United Nations Association, the European Economic Community, the House of Judaism (sponsored by the Canadian Jewish community), and the Youth Pavilion.

The tendency harks back to the Romantic ballet's roots in the gothic movement of the early 19th century, when, in ballets such as Giselle and La Sylphide, gas lighting and the pointe shoe combined to present the ballerina as an unearthly and often lethal creature.

Collections at the Mashantucket tribe's reservation in Ledyard, exhibitions at the Institute of American Indian Studies in the town of Washington, anthropological exhibitions at state museums and the three small rooms that make up the Tantaquidgeon Museum on the Mohegan reservation in Montville all combined to present a sense of history.

Next season CBC and TSN will combine to present a minimum of 112 regular-season games, up from 94 this season.

The awareness that global political power is shifting from the west to the east, and the sense that our relationship with the US is changing, combine to present the synergetic benefits of European unification in a new light.

That, plus the post-election crisis of the past year, and the ethical and ideological dilemmas that has created, combine to present the most serious challenge the organisation has ever faced.

NBC and the NBC Sports Network will combine to present nine and a half hours of live coverage of 15 Breeders' Cup races over two days with horses from around the world competing for more than $25 million.

In this case, the administration's focus on the gimmicky nature of pro forma sessions is best understood as one among several factors that combine to present unconstitutional interference with the president's irreducible power and duty.