Sentence examples for present a group of from inspiring English sources
As in their previous films, "Waiting for Guffman" and "Best in Show," Mr. Guest and Mr. Levy, his writing partner, present a group of sweetly self-deluded oddballs in pursuit of show business glory.
They used to call it "degree show-itis" – whereby a student would make art full of careless abandon and rough-hewn poetry, only for their creative sphincter to nip up when asked to present a group of resolved artworks on which to be judged.
The aim of this report is to present a group of patients with severe hypoplasia of the middle third of the face, with different origins, and their treatment with a Modified Le Fort III osteotomy and distraction osteogenesis, using a minimally invasive surgical approach.
This is one of the ways in which Cohen has very lately responded to concerns about contextualism's error theory (2005a, 70).[17] And in a recent paper (2006) DeRose replies along similar lines: if you present a group of subjects with SA, for instance, and ask them whether the conclusion contradicts an ordinary claim to know such a thing, some will say 'yes', and some will say 'no'no
In honor of the English novelist's recent birthday, we present a group of memorable villains from his children's stories.
The idea of the album is kind of starting to drift away in the internet age, but I really wanted to get back to that because I think it's a really strong way to present a group of songs.
As a title, "From Where I Stand" captures Ms. Dufault's curatorial intention to present a grouping of individual artistic visions.
The Cooper Hewitt annually presents a group of design awards.
The first was a survey from the mid-1800's to 1970; the second presented a group of 20 hot-shot photographers from the region.
On Saturday Rasta Thomas, a maverick ballet star who frequently performs with Mr. Lubovitch's troupe, presents a group of male dancers that he has called Bad Boys of Dance.
In "The Altruists," directed by David Warren, Mr. Silver's longtime collaborator, the playwright again presents a group of solipsists who can't see past the ends of their neuroses.
