Sentence examples for grand presentation from inspiring English sources

At 34 inches and 14 pounds, he was a grand fish, one that demanded an equally grand presentation at dinner.

The delicate and changing sensibility of the main character, evident in the prose of the original, was not reflected in the film's traditional, albeit grand, presentation.

This is the season for grand presentations at the table and slow-cooked things that fill the house with wonderful smells.

A pear tart, with glistening, shapely wedges of fruit, makes a much grander presentation than pound cake.

"Well, this grand jury presentation was really stark evidence why lawyers almost always advise clients who are targets of an investigation not to testify," he said.

He also contended that the grand jury presentation "did not comply with constitutional requirements," but declined to elaborate, saying he would do so in court papers.

In felony cases, the prosecutor must start preparing for a grand jury presentation by, among other things, interviewing witnesses, getting a statement from the defendant and drafting subpoenas and search warrants.

Prosecutors did want to use evidence that showed his ideology, including his grand rounds presentation and the e-mails he exchanged with Anwar al-Awlaki, a militant American-born cleric in Yemen who encouraged a number of terrorist plots.

Turning to the specifics of the Hogan and Kenna case, although the judges said the attorney general's office had made several errors in its grand jury presentation -- by failing to explain the self-defense rule for police officers, for example -- they wrote that none of those mistakes were so grave "that the grand jury would have reached a different result but for the prosecutor's error".

A grand, multimedia presentation of the Web site fizzles because of hardware problems.

So the window dressing of a grand jury presentation aside, the decision will have been made by the prosecutor whose office is presenting the case.