Sentence examples for will again present from inspiring English sources

James Corden will again present the awards, which take place on February 20 and broadcast on ITV.

On Aug. 19, Mr. Morganelli, who said he and Mr. Cobb are now fast friends, will again present the drummer, this time in a tribute to the pianist Hank Jones, who died at 91 in May.

As an additional enticement to opera lovers, starting on Aug. 28, the Met will again present its Summer HD Festival, 10 free outdoor screenings of complete Met performances that were broadcast live last season, on 10 consecutive days in Lincoln Center Plaza.

This year, an election year, the government will again present national issues as purely Māori.

Sir Terry Wogan will once again present the annual charity spectacular, which last year raised a record £46m.

Related: Eurovision Song Contest invites Australia to join 'world's biggest party' Graham Norton, who will once again present the UK's coverage of the jamboree, was unimpressed, however, declaring: "It's a nonsense.

The Friends of Dorothy, a guild benefiting the AIDS Services Foundation of Orange County, will once again present a "Haunted Halloween" costume gala.

If he finds that they are, the case will be again presented to a jury.

Obama will again be presented as a nice, but incompetent guy who is in over his head and will never be able to bring back the American economy.

The fair will be held July 15 to 18, 2010, at the new Santa Fe Convention Center and will once again present great contemporary art from around the world.

"Because Bolon Yokte was already present at the day of creation... it just seemed natural for the Mayan that Bolon Yokte will again be present," he said.