Sentence examples for present making from inspiring English sources

That remains to be seen – Chelsea are at present making all their opponents look good.

Yet there it remains, unavoidably present, making a mockery of pomo irony.

There is no incumbent and no clear frontrunner at present, making the stakes even higher for those who are competing.

This is, of course, a hopelessly impossible task, since photographers are stuck in the present, making pictures that become descriptions of the past.

For the moment, though, the urgent focus is on the uncertain present: making sure the thousands who underwent life-saving amputations have a future.

This beautiful and accessible Flemish city combines the best of the past with a vibrant present, making it the ideal destination for the near future.

Jenny Han, author of books such as The Summer I Turned Pretty and Burn For Burn, asked that instead of buying her a birthday present, making a donation to the fund "would be so great"!

By hiding away and singing so loudly and forcefully from different parts of its wetland territory, the male Cetti's fools its rivals into thinking there are several males present, making the interlopers less likely to stick around.

So what did those who were present make of the experience?

Approximately 75 paintings from 1985 to the present make up this much-anticipated national touring show.

High rates of investment in the present make possible future consumer spending.