Sentence examples for coming to present from inspiring English sources

"Five of the six major Hollywood studios are coming to present their upcoming films, and we're flying in 60 of the biggest theater owners and operators in Asia".

The Mayor wanted to hold a press conference when he accepted a federal grant, but the man coming to present it couldn't get to City Hall because of the press of demonstrators, etc.

In the October 19 , 1976issue of the magazine, Ross writes, "By this time, Truffaut, at forty-four, feelikeike a kind of relative, so we started by picking him up at Kennedy Airport…" He was coming to present "Small Change" at the New York Film Festival, and a chill wind blew through his remarks: I feel the pressure of not having much time ahead of me when I am not pleased with my work.

Sorrentino came to present a showing of La Dolce Vita.

They had come to present 37,000 signatures gathered online.

"It is a difficult area when you come to present the stuff," agrees Cocker.

It provides shade for guests who come to present their condolences.

It was as if the two Justice Department reports had come to present opposing realities.

QUESTION FROM DEBORAH: The American media has come to present the Taliban in light of young women with their noses cut off… what does this miss?

Four retirees representing Buffalo Soldiers — the black cavalrymen who made their mark in the Indian Wars — had come to present the state colors.

Simeon was at the Temple in Jerusalem when Mary and Joseph came to present the infant Jesus for the rite of purification according to Jewish law and custom.