Sentence examples for present a finished from inspiring English sources

We didn't present a finished product.

Sunday at 3 p.m., Performing Arts Center, Purchase College, 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase, N.Y., (914) 251-6200; $40 to $60.(Dunning) MOVEMENT RESEARCH AT THE JUDSON CHURCH 'ABOUT TOWN' (Sunday) This free weekly winter forum offers choreographers a low-pressure context to experiment with ideas rather than present a finished work.

For some reason, producers of this groovy sub-genre have always seemed to have a knack for taking an original track from nearly any genre in existence, and stripping it down to the bare bones, adding in some of their own personal flavor to present a finished product that is all the better.

The book is designed to be personalised on an iPad by the child themselves, rather than done as a series of data points by parents and presented as a finished book to the child.

As he notes in the clip above, he even funded the movie himself, presenting a virtually finished product to studios with the hope that they would take the relatively minor risk of promoting and distributing it.

You can prune, add, improve, re-work and re-word, and present a relatively polished finished product.

So we're hoping we'll get a better price by presenting distributors with a finished film than by selling off the rights beforehand to raise production money".

Mr. Eifman was reluctant to let an American preview his new ballet, "Who's Who," partly because no artist likes to present a piece before it is finished, but also because it is a Russian gloss on an American comic masterpiece, Billy Wilder's 1959 film "Some Like It Hot".

When finished, it will present a mouth-watering prospect: uninterrupted rail travel from Europe to the subcontinent.

Homologous ORFs identified in B. hydrogenotrophica appeared to be contiguous based on gene locus identifiers (RUMHYD_1660, and RUMHYD_1665 to 1671; Table S1), however it is unclear at present if these correspond to a plasmid present in B. hydrogenotrophica as a finished genome sequence for this organism is currently unavailable.

Rebecca J. Scott, a history professor at the University of Michigan, had just finished presenting a paper at a conference in Cienfuegos, a provincial capital in central Cuba, when one of the translators suggested that she might like to meet his grandfather.