Sentence examples for only to be presented from inspiring English sources

Many Facebook users have been left confused after indicating that they were celebrating St Andrew's Day in Scotland — only to be presented with another flag entirely.

The story of Jill Abramson's abrupt termination as the executive editor of the Times is one of those running stories in which reporters peel away one layer only to be presented with another.

Photograph: Jason Miczek/Reuters The story of Jill Abramson's abrupt termination as the executive editor of the Times is one of those running stories in which reporters peel away one layer only to be presented with another.

I hate that feeling of handing over large amounts of shrapnel only to be presented with a piece of glossy nonsense consisting largely of adverts for other productions by the same theatre-owning group (a regular West End experience).

By Ken Auletta May 26 , 2014The story of Jill Abramson's abrupt termination as the executive editor of the Times is one of those running stories in which reporters peel away one layer only to be presented with another.

For many years particularly to those smokehounds trapped in the northeast, or some other benighted and barbecue-deprived corner of the world, forced by cravings to order a rack of baby-back ribs in a middle-of-the-road, non-barbecue establishment, only to be presented with spongy, tasteless meat dripping with smoky ketchup this danger has long seemed especially perilous.

He was granted a short sick leave in England only to be present when news reached his family that his brother had been killed in action.

The TTS system on chromosome 2 was shown only to be present among V. parahaemolyticus isolates recovered after 1995 [ 19].

An example of a protein wrongly considered only to be present in L. drancourtii and P. acanthamoebae is an acetyltransferase (ID 191) that has a borderline similarity value of 29.4% with L. pneumophila.

The MOOC only allowed information to be presented in one of four ways (video, image, text, narration).

Differences are not only certain to be present in our relationship, but they are a necessary factor in what is generally referred to as the "chemistry" that fuels the attraction to those to whom we find ourselves strongly drawn.