Sentence examples for long presents from inspiring English sources

7.18pm: Gareth Gates, the new Joseph (albeit not for long), presents the award for Best Set Design - nominees are August: Osage County, Brief Encounter, the Histories, The Lover and the Collection, and Marguerite.

"Warriors," which is more than 22 feet long, presents an army of more than 20 boys in a scruffy backyard; they appear to be whipping themselves into a "Lord of the Flies -type Flies -type

Free trade has long presented advantages and disadvantages to Americans.

Australia's Productivity Commission has long presented itself as the leading advocate of evidence-based policy.

The library has long presented exceptional exhibitions devoted to such arts heroes, past and present, as Henry Cowell, George Balanchine, Lincoln Kirstein and Julie Taymor.

The prime minister has long presented Fidesz as the best bulwark against the extreme right.

The classification of bacteria has long presented unique challenges in biological systematics.

Apple has long presented live performers, including some notable classical musicians, in recent years.

BUYING or selling a Manhattan co-op has long presented unexpected pitfalls and moments of unique drama.

Gay, 30, had long presented himself as a model of clean competition who spoke out against doping.

Roadworks Romans complain that potholes are left unfilled for far too long, presenting a danger to the many residents who travel by scooter.