Sentence examples for present of some from inspiring English sources

And she had very bad teeth until she slept with a dentist who made her a present of some new ones.

There is talk of what Jo-Jo should buy his father for a birthday present; of some arcane mishap at work involving the confusion of room numbers.

He began composing a formal diary only in the last years of his life, after his ability to use both cards and his typewriter had diminished with the onset of physical difficulties and Grauerholz and other friends had made him a present of some bound blank notebooks.

The foreman, Sir Richard Smith (mayor of Abingdon in 1564/1565 ), had been a household servant of Princess Elizabeth and is described as a former "Queen's man" and a "lewd" person in Hales' 1563 chronicle, while Dudley gave a "Mr. Smith", also a "Queen's man", a present of some stuffs to make a gown from in 1566; six years after the inquest.

Their cheapest products might be 200 dollars, which might make a nice present of some sort.

Most employees receive presents of some kind from their bosses during Diwali, the festival of lights, but they are usually boxes of Indian sweets.

In the sections that follow an overview will be presented of (some of) the various attempts that fall under (a) or (b).

Hard drugs, sold openly on street corners, were a present of choice for some.

Additionally, Table 4 and Table 5 present occurrences of some findings.

The novel's divided tenses enact this burning present-ness of some memories.

Case studies are presented shortly of some on-going success stories in the packaged water industry.