Sentence examples for is to be present from inspiring English sources

In brief The Berlin Film Festival is to be present a lifetime achievement award to Robert De Niro, it was announced last night.

The electricity-transmission side is struggling, but cannot be sold if Siemens is to be present in the whole electrification chain.

"My job is to be present to patients without judgment," Chaplain Muncie says as she pumps a hand sanitizer, "and to help them find out what is meaningful to guide them through the stress of illness".

As with watching the equally compact, detached Cary Grant, it's a great pleasure just to see the stone-faced Clooney going about his work exuding mystery and inner torment, as indeed it is to be present at his erotic scenes with Clara, a beautiful Italian prostitute.

We could tell the handlers, "I'll need two days" — three, four, a week — "with my subject, and no publicist is to be present, and no topic is off the table, and we pick the photographer, and we choose the photos, and, no, you cannot see the copy," and they would fall over themselves to please us.

The Church of England's role in such a parish – of which there are hundreds across the kingdom – is to be present at the moments of greatest joy and sorrow, to mediate baptisms, weddings and funerals, and to provide a kind of invisible social and quasi-spiritual glue.

It is to be presented by Jeremy Paxman and Kay Burley.

The new draft is to be presented on 12 April.

The award is to be presented on April 23.

The skull, it is understood, is to be presented to the Natural History Museum at South Kensington.

The issue is to be presented to Community Board 8 on June 17.