Sentence examples for presenting guests from inspiring English sources

In 1960, he joined the Opry and started what became his syndicated national TV show, presenting guests who included almost any country star of consequence, like Roger Miller, George Jones and Kitty Wells.

And: "He seems to delight in presenting guests who are antiwar, anti-Bush and skeptical of the administration's motives".

Many listeners, past and present guests also paid tribute to Naughtie during his final show, including the Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin.

For "Breakfast" (2007), at her family's museum in Miami, she presented guests with a pile of two thousand hard-boiled eggs, two thousand strips of bacon, and surgical gloves.

Midtown Apartments presents guests with stylish and modern decor, featuring a seasonal rooftop pool and sun deck.

But if you wish to present guests with favors, you can always make wedding favors at home rather than spending money on buying expensive ones.

Jerry Springer (syndicated, begun 1991) was the most extreme and notorious of the shows, presenting shocking guests, stories, and conflicts.

On Rachel's ninth birthday, she asked that instead of birthday presents, guests donate to an organization called charity: water that drills wells in impoverished villages around the world.

In most of these programs, an informal host would conversationally present a topic, introduce guests (often noncelebrities), and then invite audience members to voice their opinions.

Just.me also implements some of the ideas that Teare has been presenting in guest columns at TechCrunch, specifically that "the address book was stolen by web 2.0," and that the smartphone creates the possibility for users to take back control.

An ever-changing line-up of dishes is presented to guests on trays and dim sum-style carts – it's like the appetiser spread of your dreams.