The cabin was not visible, but it was present, a sore at my side, a feeling of density and airlessness.
When a certain species of starfish was present, a panoply of algae, limpets, barnacles, anemones and mussels lived in delicate, dynamic balance.
I was present a few weeks ago when David Cameron was asked if he would like to bring David Laws back into the cabinet and when.
It must be reported that the audience gave Mr. Estes, his able accompanist, and the composer, who was present, a standing ovation.
At a moment when neither Mr. Sharpton nor Mrs. Clinton was present, a Queens minister talked about Jews in a way some found anti-Semitic.
Besides delivering the food on time each week, all I had to do was present a bill for time spent planning menus, shopping and cooking.
Two decades later, that witness recanted and said that just before entering the lineup room, where a prosecutor was present, a police officer told him whom to pick.
"The last thing we wanted to do was present a play to a middle-class, liberal, theatergoing audience that would agree with everything we were saying," Mr. Tiffany said.
By John McCarten The New Yorker, March 9 , 1957P. 27 A springlike mood of lyricism was present, a little prematurely, last week in the bars on Third Ave.
There, another recurrent feature of the day's events was present: a crowd that seemed to be 75% female and looking distinctly like representatives of that fashionable demographic The Squeezed Middle.
Unlike most of the contemporary forms of the Middle Devonian, the skeleton of Palaeospondylus was very well ossified, and no dermal armour was present, a feature prominent among the placoderms.
