Sentence examples for he should present from inspiring English sources

Certainly he should present each of his cabinet colleagues with a copy of Mr Holland's admirable translation.

When Kathleen suggests that he should present his own television program, Ken muses that "what Oral Roberts is to religion Anal Tynan could be to philosophy".

It seems only fitting that he should present it in what may be another innovation: New York's first cool Chinese diner.

If the president has a compelling vision for his second term he should present it; little is gained by trying to beat us over the head with the emotional sledgehammer of twisted wreckage and shattered lives.

The accused has, therefore, the right to have a specification of the charge against him in this respect, in order that he may decide whether he should present his defence by motion to quash, demurrer, or plea; and the court, that it may determine whether the facts will sustain the indictment.

The lawyer representing Rumsas, Pierre-Louis Piloix, admitted his concern: "I hope Raimondas Rumsas hasn't followed advice other than that we gave him with his Italian lawyer, which was that he should present himself to the Lyon police with the attitude of someone who doesn't fear questions and answers".

After groups are finished with their media campaigns, they should present them to class.

Once groups are finished, they should present their data and conclusions to the class.

SIR In order not to be guilty of the same "unintelligibility" that he criticises, Charlemagne should present facts as they are instead of repeating half-truths that conveniently fit in the point he is trying to make ("For your eyes only", 9th August 2007).

However, he said public health workers should present their programs wherever people were meeting for sex, including the Internet.

He believed that a poet should present things as they really are and should write in the language of contemporary speech.