Sentence examples for present put from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harris, asked to assess the competition, past and present, put Carson at the top of the list, too.

The politics, philosophy and economics graduate (you must know he got a first by now) prime minister cleared his throat and, according to one present, put his hands up: "I'm an arts graduate, not a scientist.

But my esteemed colleague C. S. Ledbetter III, who was also present, put it best as he came up to me at the end: "We won!" (Photograph, left: James Thurber, Library of Congress; Right: Ian Frazier, courtesy of Scott Manning ) The Thurber Awards took place last night, in a banquet room in none other than the Algonquin Hotel.

But my esteemed colleague C. S. Ledbetter III, who was also present, put it best as he came up to me at the end: "We won!" (Photograph, left: James Thurber, Library of Congress; Right: Ian Frazier, courtesy of Scott Manning ) By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Andy Borowitz By Atul Gawande By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Andy Borowitz.

Such communities, past and present, put great emphasis on external evidence of religious devotion, and this tends to fuel hypocrisy.

Only two attendants are present, putting labels onto suitcases.

And it was before 1969 that this new notion of nuclear waste was associated with devastating consequences to human health and to the natural environment to a point that, at present, puts a consensus for disposing of nuclear waste out of practical reach.

The question and the possibility it presents put me in mind of my father, who died a few years ago at age 86.

Such an approach is presented, put in context of the V-model, and evaluated through a test case where a haptic device, based on a Stewart platform, is designed and realized.

So one of the things, we had a Christmas tree in their garage, and one day was Christmas morning, so the night before, they wrapped presents, put up the tree, the next morning they opened presents.

It is not necessary here to consider the rights of the conqueror in case of actual conquest; since the views previously presented put the acquisition of such rights out of this case".