Sentence examples for room to present from inspiring English sources
The architect walks into the room to present his project, and the entire table is seated with hacks.
That tradition includes giving a defendant the room to present the kind of defense he wants, said Gerald L. Shargel, a lawyer known for representing Mr. Gotti and others accused of being leaders of organized crime.
A few hours later, the ambassador was at the presidential palace, a large complex built around rose gardens and shaded by tall pines, where he was welcomed by an honor guard and then went to a reception room to present his credentials to Mr. Karzai — a formality, but one that allowed the two men, who had known each other in 2002, to be reintroduced.
On Wednesday, a few weeks short of the anniversary, Johnson sat inside a Midtown Manhattan hotel's windowless conference room to present himself as a cautionary tale, a living lesson about the perils of doping, and a truth-teller in a world where he said cover-ups were as common as cleats.
Gen. Dolly Bambang Hermawan, and brought local community activists and environmentalists into the room to present their solutions.
As Lesser stated, "It is unlikely that any other approach would have provided enough room to present material on the wide range of goals we had selected".
By making All seemingly non-binary - "All is all" - the filmmakers have given themselves cynical wriggle-room to present a transgender character whose identity is simultaneously obscure and open to interpretation enough to be gendered or misgendered however the spectator sees fit.
Late that night, two unidentified men came to Ms. Campbell's room, awakening her to present a small pouch.
On Friday evening it became a night club, and in order to get back to my room I had to present my key to two people manning a velvet rope.
We've given it the big buildup, and now it's time to actually watch it... the Guardian Screening Room is proud to present Giuseppe Tornatore's 1988 classic Cinema Paradiso for your viewing pleasure.
In turn, such a system implies the close supervision of activities at all levels of the health system and an integrated executive team with room for supervisors to present and discuss their findings.
