Sentence examples for some other present from inspiring English sources

You might subsequently choose to give your friends some other present -- an ugly lamp?

Ms. Swensen and her family will commemorate the way they always do: a meal of his favorite foods – this year, sausage and peppers with mozzarella and a napoleon cake – followed by a visit to his grave, where she plans to leave flowers and balloons and some other present.

The polaznik will then throw a coin into the fire before being presented with a round loaf of bread, the traditional gift for the polaznik, usually accompanied by some other present.

On Mr. Aggarwal's mind, and those of some others present at the meeting, was the last big dream for Mumbai – and how it was lost to commercial interests.

Other examples are the Baipaza HPP dam in Tajikistan (1968), the Ak-Su dam in Dagestan (1972), the Burlykia (1975) and Uch-Terek (1989) experimental dam in Kyrgyzstan and some others presented in Adushkin (2011).

In each follow-up interview, the school leader was present; at some, other stakeholders present during the initial model articulation interviews were present as well.

Some of the results of these studies have been published in international journals (Athanasiou and Papadopoulou 2011, 2015; Athanasiou et al. 2012), others have been presented in international conferences like the ESERA and ERIDOB (Papadopoulou et al. 2014), and some other we present here.

The contest also had some other celebrities present: Henry Ford, Charles Lindbergh, Harvey Firestone.

The capping agents can be also the substances responsible for the reduction of silver, or some other components present in the plants [8].

Nonetheless, due to our experimental design we cannot conclude, whether povidone-iodine, prostaglandin or some other factor present in the infused group act through an alternative pathway, therefore further research is necessary to investigate this hypothesis.

Instead, they choose to bide their time in the camp and pray that the borders miraculously open or that some other solution presents itself.