Sentence examples for wherever presenting from inspiring English sources

You run around the city (N.Y., L.A., Milan, wherever) presenting yourself in person so people can have a 'look' at you.

The mucin MUC4, wherever present in normal cells, has an apical localisation.

We have removed references to 'behaving animal' wherever present and have replaced it with 'fictive motor output'.

"He can spray the ball around and hit the ball wherever it presents itself".

Thus, there was no pressing need for him to take sides — he would shoot down idiocy wherever it presented itself, which was, in his opinion, all over the place.

In a smaller, more accessible world, it makes sense for investors to go wherever opportunity presents itself.

Poetry is a vast subject, as old as history and older, present wherever religion is present, possibly under some definitions the primal and primary form of languages themselves.

But wherever he is presented, Scrooge is pretty much the same.

For the most part, money is now free to flow wherever an opportunity presents itself, and has generally done so, leaving everybody better off than with heavy regulation.Leaving capital free to move where it could earn the highest return also showed up over-costly or misplaced regulation: the money simply went elsewhere.

It attracted attention wherever it was presented to the public and inspired scientists and engineers to use a rotating cylinder as a lifting device for aircraft.

I deeply regret that I was ever led by circumstances to carry out acts that harmed others, and I will continue to bring my life experience as a resource for positive change, whenever and wherever the opportunity presents itself.