Sentence examples for glory of presenting from inspiring English sources

Every team that makes it through the Hackathon will get a free pass to Disrupt, but only the winning team will bask in the glory of presenting their creation on stage this Wednesday (alongside Startup Battlefield companies).

To crown his Bond glory last week, Whishaw had the honour of presenting a special screening of the new film to the spooks themselves inside their Thames-side lair.

Here he de-emphasizes the technological spectacle of his glory years, presenting instead a character-driven show that deliberately recalls American musicals of the late 1950's and early 60's, like "Damn Yankees" and "Bye Bye Birdie".

The late great Jiddu Krishnamurti pointed out that time is actually the result of thought, or in a way, is thought: in those blessed moments when we drop the mind and enter the "flow" of our experience, or the "zone," all thought disappears and we wake up to the glory of the present moment, unblemished by memory or anticipation.

Steig's first great successes in the magazine were the running series "Small Fry" and "Dreams of Glory," which presented stubby, snub-nosed kids without grownups, busy with street life or at the beach, fighting Comanches or taking a bath or smoking an illicit Egyptian Deity cigarette.

The music industry has a long history of repackaging its former glories and presenting them as new: David Quantick coined the phrase "pop will eat itself" to describe the phenomenon as long ago as 1986.

The Hollywood tourist experience creates the impression that legends of the past are equal to the glories of the present.

Bílá nemoc (1937; Power and Glory) presented the tragedy of the noble pacifist; and Matka (1938; The Mother) vindicated armed resistance to barbaric invasion.

No immediate danger of a return to gridiron glory presented itself.

You might even Ford yourself or a friend in those somewithe.

BEDFORD Bedford Presbyterian Church The Rebel Ensemble presents "The Glory of Dresden".