Sentence examples for title presents from inspiring English sources

Returning to chase a title presents risks.

The continent-leaping, culture-crunching title presents a problem, an old one: basically, it is a covert way of saying "primitive art".

The women called "Blonde and Brunette" are stiff like marionettes, and "Woman With a Cigarette" though having a bland title, presents two women in evening dress (the fleshy bare back of the woman of the title is at the center of the painting).

Yes, an internship is involved, but there is more to this movie than the title presents.

That label also fit the New York Philharmonic's "Day of Carter," a modest two-hour affair, despite its grandiloquent title, presented in the Kaplan Penthouse on Saturday afternoon.

Put together by Gabriele Evertz, an associate professor of art at Hunter, the show is the third exhibition of this title presented by the gallery since 1993.

Led Zeppelin won the Outstanding Achievement title, presented by Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, and Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans was named Radio Personality of the Year.

Posters can have a long-lasting effect on a film's cult status – indeed the US teaser poster for A Fistful of Dollars (1964), the first of the Sergio Leone trilogy, which did not give away the film's title, presented Clint Eastwood's character as "the man with no name".

In contrast, today's galleries, which purposely lack the word "Islam" in their title, present Islamic art from seventh century Damascus and Baghdad to Moorish Spain, the Ottoman Empire and 16th century South Asia in thematic flows that allow visitors to meander to and from various periods "out of order".

While he could have met a seeded player in the first round, Klizan, who has three ATP Tour titles, presents a major challenge.

Many of the software titles present information that you could also find using the iPhone's Safari Web browser, but the apps often win out.