Sentence examples for presents guests from inspiring English sources

That means that once you know what foods work best for your metabolism, not only will you be able to spend the holiday season alert and full, but you can also presents guests and fellow party-goers with delicious treats without them ever knowing that you're sneaking in healthy foods under their noses.

Oberon's docket includes, for example, "Conni's Avant-Garde Restaurant," which presents guests with a five-course home-cooked dinner set to dance, music, and more; and "The Other Network," which showcases previously unseen TV shows by Conan O'Brien, Ben Stiller, and Judd Apatow, starring Jack Black, Adam West, Amy Poehler, Owen Wilson, Ron Silver, Jason Segel, and others.

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

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.

Instead of presents, guests bring fried chicken, so you just make some sides, set up a buffet table, fire up a playlist, and uncork a lot of bubbly (Italian sparkling wine pairs nicely and isn't pricey).

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.

When Trump is present, guests say, the first stop for visitors is a security screening in a parking lot across the street from the club.

As a parting gift, Rivett and Lockhart presented guests with facsimiles of a birch bark book created by Ojibway chief James Solomon/Thunder Raven for his son in 1858 or 1859.

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".