Sentence examples for was to present a from inspiring English sources

Everything that I tried to do was to present a portal into the time when these things were recorded.

Thus, two or three months down the road, I was to present a dinner party for eight.

Lawmakers said the goal was to present a final proposal to a joint House-Senate negotiating committee on Monday.

One of his first assignments as C.F.O. was to present a report to Merrill's board on the company's financial health.

The original function of the ident was to present a programme to the audience – to put what you were about to see in context.

The aim of the party conference in September was to present a six-point plan for the bright future into which Miliband would lead the country.

Mabel's entry into the Homestead looks politely innocuous beside this initiation of adultery, but it was to present a parallel and more lasting threat to family peace.

"The goal of today's attacks was to present a negative image of the security situation in Iraq," a government spokesman, Ali al-Dabbagh, told Reuters.

Both Kim and Julia realized that the best way to disguise a limit and leave guests feeling pampered was to present a long sequence of treats.

This was vital if Labour was to present a coherent plan on how Britain's exit from the EU might look, McDonnell argued.

The aim of this study was to present A-shape plate dedicated to rigid fixation of mandible condyle neck fracture.