Sentence examples for presenting the book from inspiring English sources

The publisher, Bloomsbury, is vehemently presenting the book as a classic – and an old-fashioned one, from the days when all books were produced like that.

In presenting the book on Monday, Gorbachev said: "The more I think about my life, the more I see that the biggest and most important events took place unexpectedly.

The reason is perfectly legitimate – "Legally I can't write about real people, cos Penguin would get sued" – but she seems surprisingly relaxed about presenting the book as a political manifesto, when it is not technically true.

Last week, presenting the book's findings at a London Travelwatch event, she summarised the city's cycling pre-eminence as resulting from "a kind of coincidence".

We're presenting the book in many diverse schools all over the country.

This has a portrait of Æthelstan presenting the book to Cuthbert, the earliest surviving manuscript portrait of an English king.

· Kirsty Wark currently presents The Book Quiz on BBC4.

Mariella currently presents The Book Show for Sky Arts and Open Book for Radio Four.

She presented the book's shortcomings as human failures: Everything in your eyes is diminished and uglified. . . .

From mutilated pages to books you can't read to the out-of-print, we present the Book Bench's Holiday Gift Guide.

None has been terribly successful with the exception of Gatz, for the simple reason that Gatz presents the book in its entirety – every single word (over eight hours).