Sentence examples for presents often from inspiring English sources

As someone who speaks and presents often, here was a chance to take my "cool presentation" factor up a notch.

The British Airline Pilots Association (Balpa) warned that the number of incidents could soar as people fly drones received as Christmas presents, often with little or no handling experience or understanding of the rules.

Anybody who presents often knows to not memorize a speech.

They had the help of Art Production Fund, a nonprofit organization that presents often-complicated public art installations in the city.

Yet the present often grows from the past.

Books are not elitist, but the way they are presented often is.

Humour is ever-present – often a subtle humour, as in the wittily observed drawings of shoes.

Leaf: entire to serrate, margin flat or wavy; petioles 0 or present, often grading into blade.

*/ Drawing connections between the past and present often sparks fierce debates within the American political landscape.

Fruit: mericarp generally ovoid, dehiscent, 1-seeded; basal callus generally present, often with long bristles.

Each character remains firmly lodged in the present, often sordid moment.