Sentence examples for present a little from inspiring English sources

You might think this makes you truly thoughtful, but with just 15 minutes' work you can knock up a beautiful bookmark to make your shop-bought present a little more special.

That same evening it was odd -- midway through an orchestral program, and with the orchestra on stage -- to present a little song for soprano and piano: "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat".

The Instituto de Art Teatral Internacional, a Hispanic theater group, has created a modern-dance wing that will present "A Little Bit of Everything," featuring work by Rastro Dance Works, Theresa Conlon, Pedro Osorio and Pisorrojo, a group from Venezuela.

They are burning venture capital.At present a little more than 40,000 Spotify users pay a monthly subscription to obtain better sound quality and avoid advertisements a puny number compared with the 6m who have installed the free application.

Asked whether the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation would present scientists to Congress to talk about wanting to use cloned human embryonic stem cells to understand the genetic basis of diabetes or whether they would instead present a little girl with diabetes, Dr. Robert Goldstein, the foundation's chief medical officer, did not hesitate.

Especially notable is John Ford's Stagecoach, which uses the coach to present a little ark of humanity thrown together to react to and learn from each other and so follows such literary examples as Smollett's The Expedition of Humphry Clinker and Maupassant's "Boule de suif".

For those who like boats, sailing and marine art, it presents a little piece of heaven.

Currently the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Conn., is presenting "A Little Night Music," directed by Darko Tresnjak.

Observing humans in the distance, the white rose presents a little spiritual meditation: All night the slender branches of the tree shift and rustle at the bright window.

Scott Heekin-Canedy, president and general manager of The Times, said that The Journal's plan "presents a little bit of short-term pressure" on Times ad sales, but not a long-term threat.

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