Sentence examples for present postcards from inspiring English sources

NORMALLY, this is a good time to look back at postcards from the past year, but it seems only appropriate to present postcards from the future.

And so we present: Postcard vs. Reality.

Set amid rolling pastures between two wooded ridges, it presents a postcard-worthy vista from a distance, though it's definitely not ready for its close-up in House and Garden.

The booklet consists of illustrated messages presented on postcard-sized laminated cards that are joined by a ring.

Taken together, the postcards present a red, white and blue world of personal boosterism and, increasingly, unsparing attacks.

The postcards presented before every song which have often been used to show the host country's nature, culture and social life, were changed to show the typical everyday life of each individual artist in their home countries scattered around Europe.

Diller and Scofidio designed three postcards to present to the committee.

He appeared on billboards and postcards and presented a petition to parliament.

Not that there isn't plenty of satirical humour as Foley moves to Brussels and embroils himself in a series of international amatory and espionage intrigues, but it is a determinedly antiquated kind of humour, resurrecting comedic tropes from the 50s and even earlier – Ealing comedy, Tintin, PG Wodehouse, seaside postcards – and presenting them in a kind of aspic of studied naivety.

If you have means to do so, one clever way of creating a present is a video postcard for someone.

On three sides it presents a Manhattan postcard that's perfect for an out-of-towner or an in-towner wanting to make like one.