Sentence examples for later present from inspiring English sources

More than fifty hours later, present whereabouts remains unknown.

A review of the paper reveals a young economist eager to tackle pressing policy issues — and skeptical of the complex economic models that would, three decades later, present him with the biggest challenge of his career.

Given that Roma were on their sixth different centre-back pairing of the season — Simone Loria alongside Juan — there was little doubt that such openings would sooner or later present themselves.

So I wasn't expecting to see him later present a straight-legged, turned-out ballet fourth position or a double pirouette; he did both, but as part of larger phrases.

Though his heroic biographers would later present the Cid as the blameless victim of unscrupulous noble enemies and of Alfonso's willingness to listen to unfounded slanders, it seems likely that the Cid's penchant for publicly humiliating powerful men may have largely contributed to his downfall.

(His title of Duke of Suárez was a later present from Juan Carlos, the highest in the king's gift; the fact that he looked like a nobleman, his imperious face and bearing enhanced with padded-shoulder suits and platform shoes, was incidental, though also helpful).

(The play was later presented independently).

Scruggs later presented Vitale with cupcakes after the Runnin' Bulldogs won the game.

He later presented Film Night on BBC2 before becoming deputy features editor of the Times (1973-75).

Inquiry chair Senator Alex Gallacher later presented an internet search result for flexicuffs to McDonald and Rogers.

She performed for the Queen and was later presented to her as a member of society.