Sentence examples for presents get to from inspiring English sources

Kids whose families can't afford a birthday party or presents get to upload their wish list to the Communigift site and sponsoring families include a link to that list in the invitations they send out to guests of their own kids' parties.

Elbowing their way into malls this weekend for dolls, televisions and reindeer sweaters, shoppers probably will give little thought to how the future holiday presents got to retail shelves.

Hamja Ahsan says the way jihad has been presented gets to the heart of the problem.

This, though, is an opportunity to see snatches of work outside of your area but still related to your field; and (if you're presenting) you get to present your work to a diverse crowd.

Try to even limit the presents you get to your birthday, Christmas, maybe Thanksgiving, etc. Wait it out.

You must appreciate the past if you wish to use the present to get to a better future.

Considering my dismal track record, there is no time like the present to get to the next level and start operating profitably.

So, I say, there's no better time than the present -- get to know yourself.

"You're always just trying to be present and get to the truth of the moment.

Become acquainted with the admissions staff present, then get to know your fellow shadows.

That concern may be even more present as you get to parents who have done better [economically].