Sentence examples for presenting him to from inspiring English sources

"Just presenting him to the world is enough," she said.

Baldacci's Web site, helpfully, provides an "introduction text" for him — that is, suggested words for presenting him to a crowd.

He secretly took Plante with him, presenting him to luminaries including Francis Bacon and Louis Aragon in Paris along the way.

Embarrassingly, Mr Bush's people had to invoke a tangential 1942 Supreme Court ruling on Nazi saboteurs to recategorise Mr Muhajir as an enemy combatant, largely to avoid presenting him to a judge.

Televised images after his arrest showed a wary-looking, curly-haired boy in a black sweatshirt dwarfed by heavily armed soldiers presenting him to reporters, as is the custom here for major arrests.

While staying in the presidential suite of the Adlon Hotel in Berlin, he held his baby, the then nine-month-old "Blanket" Jackson, over the balcony, apparently "presenting" him to the crowds of press and paparazzi below.

In 1221 the Archbishop of Palermo presented him to Frederick, who made him a court notary.

Mather leans over the boy, as if he needed to formally present him to his supervisor.

The announcer presents him to President Coolidge as Mr. San Leno".

Nicholas derived great benefit from the alliance; the Normans even captured Benedict and presented him to the pope in 1060.

Ashya's parents were ordered to present him to the nearest hospital "forthwith" and not remove him from hospital without permission of the court.