Sentence examples for comes to presenting from inspiring English sources

Because all that matters is that he has no equal when it comes to presenting live light entertainment on television.

It's even more surprising how ascetic and disciplined the band is when it comes to presenting information.

When it comes to presenting gifts, know that tradition says they are offered — and refused — three times.

When it comes to presenting these wonderful young musicians to the audience, the BBC must never again lose its nerve like it did last night.

But however good McBride was at manipulating the media, all his instincts and expertise seem to go out the window when it comes to presenting himself.

When it comes to presenting an apparition, a hallucination, a mirage, some kind of transparency or semi-vanishing seems the way to do it.

"But then, later on, the people who are natives of this land will sooner or later come to the realization that they need God, and we will be on the ground when that time comes to present God to them".

This study comes to present with a clear and systematic way the relationship between the Nusselt number enhancement and the thermal efficiency enhancement.

Nor was she a patch on her predecessor when it came to presenting Israel's case abroad.

But when it came to presenting the best of Indian writing in English, nothing was too much trouble.

Sorrentino came to present a showing of La Dolce Vita.