Sentence examples for presents to make from inspiring English sources

Mr. Farrell clearly credits the sources of all the ideas he presents to make one overarching point: that investing need not be complicated or time-consuming.

I don't want him to buy me presents to make up for the fact that he can't spend time with me.

For up to a year they would groom their victims, give them alcohol and drugs and buy them presents to "make them feel special".

If British basketball is to take something truly positive from the opportunity that the London Olympics presents to make a mark for the sport in the UK, they need their biggest star to be on top form.

I would find where they hid all the presents to make sure that I was getting everything on my list.

I wonder if "Santa" tries to buy him presents to make up for the fact that his dad now lives in an apartment downtown?

He does not need to be physically present to make his mark.

Too often, the art is presented to make a point, or even two.

There are some women present, to make sure the men don't get into fights.

3. The cute person give the lonely person a present to make them feel loved.

As technical supervisor, he was constantly present to make spot decisions and plans.