Sentence examples for institution presents from inspiring English sources

The move away from traditional subscription purchases can also affect the number of concerts an institution presents each year.

The FOX THEATER (404-881-2100), an Atlanta institution, presents touring Broadway shows, ballet and concerts, and is also available for private corporate events.

The high volume of patients with MM seen at our institution presents an opportunity to define more extensively the spectrum of cutaneous diseases seen in concert with MM.

Civitella, an otherwise private institution, presents a free series of concerts and public readings in English from May 1 to Nov. 1 with such recent participants as the novelist Gary Shteyngart, the actor Wallace Shawn and the writer Deborah Eisenberg.

Now that I have traced, though only in its general outlines, that peculiar institution known in Russia under the rather vague term of "The Great Family," let me call your attention to the advantages and disadvantages which this institution presents.

No institution presents and parses that language with more skill and force than the International Center of Photography when in peak form, which is the form it's in for "Rise and Fall of Apartheid: Photography and the Bureaucracy of Everyday Life".

Have any individual/media/official institution presented any proof of it: no, just rumors.

In Mr. Bell's first season in Sydney his company performed in a rented circus tent, but from that it has evolved into a national institution presenting plays, school programs, workshops and master classes.

Nearly 20 years ago, the same institution presented a fabulous little survey titled "The Great Age of Japanese Buddhist Sculpture: A.D. 600-1300," whincludeduded three of the same precious gilt bronze images that will be in the new show.

To register, applicants must reside in Mexico, not be entitled to coverage from a social security institution, present a birth certificate or unique population registration code, and provide a utility bill.

In the current issue, Harmon et al. (2) from the same institution present new observations on the glycemic profile of pregnant nondiabetic women, examining differences between obese and normal-weight mothers and between different trimesters of pregnancy.