Sentence examples for were present for from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring (someone) into the presence of (a person); to introduce formally.
- To present an envoy to the king
Experts from around the world were present for three days of presentations, discussions and at times, academic debates.
But not all members were present for the discussion.
NATO troops were present for years and they didn't succeed in capturing him.
All the principles of the Corp. were present for the tests recounted.
Less than a quarter of capacity were present for the bottom half.
Both were present for animal counts on Friday night but were missing on Saturday morning.
He said they were present "for advice on the targeting process".
Many of the same cardinals, bishops and priests who received the dressing down were present for the mass.
More than 1,000 people were present for the verdict, some travelling more than 180 miles by bus.
Cox, La Russa and Torre all were present for the announcement, made at the MLB winter meetings in Florida.
All the Jets' free agents except Evans were present for the minicamp and team workouts in May and June.
