Sentence examples for public present from inspiring English sources

Some were signed without a notary public present, in violation of state law.

Published in 1987, Tom Wolfe's The Bonfire of the Vanities broke with an introspective tendency in fiction and challenged novelists to depict the public present.

"They wanted the members of the public present to see the consequence of what can only be described as their barbarous acts," said Mr Whittam.

The robust stance of the public present at the stadium stopped the proceedings, as they can do in such circumstances, from sliding into blandness.

Many residents say he conducted too much of the town's business in private, and he admits that many meetings about development took place "off line," without his fellow commissioners or the public present, in the interest of efficiency.

The two men are then accused of dragging the body into the middle of the road, because "they wanted the members of the public present to see the consequences of their barbarous acts", Whittam said.

Marked "Sensitive and Confidential," the document, which has never been made public, presents Obama with the scale of the crisis.

UNDER THE RADAR The Public presents its annual festival of the latest cutting-edge theatre from around the world.

How weird that I'm being this public presenting it, and not only that but, in the original one, being in it.

They say Saudi Arabia, where a woman is expected to be accompanied by a male relative when in public, presents the greatest challenges.

The Public presents the New York première of a musical based on the classic novel by Edna Ferber, an epic set in Texas, about a rancher and his wife from the East Coast.