Sentence examples for himself presenting from inspiring English sources

In fact, had you won the race between 1903 and 1932 it would have been Barrie himself presenting you with your prize.

But all were hits for other singers, and Nelson knew he needed to be out front himself, presenting his music in his own way, however unorthodox his voice and unconventional his look.

MONET IN THE GALLERY Although Larry Gagosian is known for representing contemporary art stars like Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and Richard Prince, in recent years he has also made a name for himself presenting historic shows of modern artists like Picasso, Brancusi and Giacometti.

For linguists to explore this domain might smack of doing 'spontaneous sociology' (a practice Bourdieu, [1991]: 37 38 criticised while himself presenting a case of 'spontaneous linguistics').

Bob Barker voiced himself presenting The Price Is Right; but the actual sequence took years to make.

As he notes in the clip above, he even funded the movie himself, presenting a virtually finished product to studios with the hope that they would take the relatively minor risk of promoting and distributing it.

Defending himself presents a conundrum.

Why would a God so absent six verses earlier suddenly make himself present?

But, vitally, it also fills it with the voice of Ali himself, presented as a crackling orange sound wave.

By doing so, we'll approach the question of Forms in the way that Plato himself presents it.

Bowen himself presented a synthesis of these results in their bearing on the origin and differentiation of alkaline rocks (1945).