Sentence examples for present a tour from inspiring English sources

Saturday at 1 p.m., "Madison Square Art: Past and Present," a tour that covers the history of art in the park with a look at the "Online" installation, meeting at the fountain plaza, at the south end of the park at Fifth Avenue and 23rd Street.

The earlier play presented a tour of a Lancashire neighbourhood with a local reprobate named Scullery as the guide.

"Work Out So Hard You Vomit" proclaimed a headline on Slate.com not so long ago; the story with it presented a tour through the long, grueling trials to which the fitness-intent subject themselves.

This video explains the study rationale, presents a tour of the MRVs, and provides a detailed description of the tests and procedures performed as a part of the study (http://www.youtube.com/user/NIAsHANDLS).com/user/NIAsHANDLS

Henk Stunnenberg (Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands) presented a tour of force comparative transcriptomic and epigenomic study of mouse ES cells cultured in conventional serum conditions or serum-free 2i medium containing MAPK kinase and Gsk3 inhibitors., Major differences can be observed at the transcriptional and epigenomic level.

Begin in the present, at Khlong Saen Saeb, move to the origins at Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem and then experience the khlongs in a blur of past and present on a tour of Thonburi's narrow waterways.

Once again, Mr. Ledet, 20, of Westlake, La., stole the show on Wednesday with his performance of "It's a Man's Man's Man's World," presenting a tour-de-force of gospel and R&B singing techniques that brought the judges to their feet.

CENTRAL UNITARIAN CHURCH All Seasons Chamber Players present a "Holiday Tour".

For the reader that wishes to gain hands–on experience we therefore present a guided tour, via representative examples, of the methods of each subfield.

Human rights advocates said the verdict was intended to stifle criticism of the Sochi Winter Olympics, which have been presented as a tour de force for Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin.

Presented as a tour of the viola da gamba's history, from its early use by Sephardic Jews to a contemporary score composed for the group, the program included spirited dances by Ortiz and Dalza, Henry VIII's "Pastime With Good Company," vibrantly played gigues by Charpentier and a handful of vocal works, sung by Lawrence Lipnik.