Sentence examples for name presented from inspiring English sources

I was covering the emergency room the morning that Sarah (not her real name) presented with excruciating abdominal pain.

Her legacy is an annual award to a "Fashion Creator" in her name – presented this year to the fashion and style director of W magazine, Edward Enninful.

But "in this case disclosure of his name presented no reasonable danger of incrimination," Justice Kennedy said, and so the case did not test the Fifth Amendment limits of a compelled-identification law.

As if to prove his point, Mr. Danko, whose restaurant bears his name, presented me with a recipe that only a chef could love: sautéed duck breast with herb paste, served with a pancake of duck confit, potatoes and spices; duck cracklings; quenelles of freshly made apricot jam; and a sauce that could best be described as essence of duck.

But as a half-Japanese-American teacher of English as a second language, I empathized with the pronunciation difficulties his name presented: the sounds for "l" and "r" did not exist in Japanese, and the placement of the tongue for "t" was nearly the same as "l".

Mr. Boehler sang in a semistaged production of the one-act work (based on Kafka's short story of the same name) presented by American Opera Projects and directed by Sam Helfrich, one of the season's first celebrations of Mr. Glass's 75th birthday next January.

And his name presents possibilities.

Also, the C.I.A. name presents a bit of a branding problem.

The BBC must hope that such entrenched production values, rather than historic big name presenting stars, will be the key to its future fortunes.

Kaplinsky made a high-profile move to Channel 5 in February 2008 after becoming a household name presenting the BBC Six O'Clock News bulletin and hosting flagship events including Children In Need.

This roster included the name, presenting complaint and location within the ED of all patients admitted to the ED.