“The professor will be giving a presentation explaining how he arrived at his scientific conclusions.”

“As is often the case, there was a presentation of prizes after the competition.”

“The book's presentation allows for flexibility in choice, sequence, and degree of sophistication with which topics are dealt with.”

“Secondly, he undertakes that, on due presentment of the bill to the drawee, it will be duly accepted and paid.”

“Now they are seeking to bring criminal proceedings and it is incorrect to assert that they could have coupled all these in the one presentment.”

“Going forward, its focus will be on three key growth areas: bill presentment services, payment solutions and claims processing.”

“We were too busy laughing out loud to notice the teacher's presence in the classroom.”

“Meghan, your presence must always be impeccable if you want to be part of this family.”

“There was no denying Beyoncé's presence as she strutted across the stage confidently.”

“The judges and the presenter are engaging in a sham to attract more viewers.”

“The person who brings this out in most women is that television presenter who had the mean little whiney, rebarbative jibes that suited her well.”

“My thanks to my good friend Ken Hom who is a wonderful cook and a brilliant presenter.”

“There is no time better than the present to move in on King's Landing.”

“Please accept this present as a gesture of our goodwill and commitment.”

“Any event must have all three properties, pastness, presentness and futurity, but this is a contradiction.”

“Your citizens and politicians must be commended for your confidence in the presentness of the past.”

“In The Hours, the presentness of narrative is a choice of tense.”

“There is no time better than the present to move in on King's Landing.”

“Please accept this present as a gesture of our goodwill and commitment.”

“This, said Fitzgerald, helps to ensure that productivity won't be affected by the potential stress caused by presenteeism.”

“The problem of rising absenteeism is well documented, but tough tactics being used to tackle the issue are leading to presenteeism.”

“It's so difficult when on the way up, especially with the culture of presenteeism, guys that come in at 7am and go home at 9pm.”

“From this observed fact we drew conclusions unfavourable to the general appearance and presentability of the Mytilenian ladies.”

“In fact, with each and every protagonist exuding fatigue even before the home turn, it took steeplechasing to the very margins of presentability.”

“Automating your packaging operation by combining equipment with packaging materials can save you labor expenses, increase productivity, increase space efficiency and maximize package presentability.”

“But although he made a favourable impression on them, the presentee did not benefit by it.”

“As he was the presentee of the king, the bishop had special inducement to be lenient.”

“Another pause, the presentee hardly considering himself justified in replying to this observation.”

“V otin g shall be by secret ballot upon requ est of the m ajority of eligible vo ting m em bers pres ent.”

“The pres. will be at Washington by the time you receive this, or a day or two after.”

“As already mentioned, French-speaking people of different national origin are likely to be pres ent.”

“Inflammatory presentations may be the result of allergy, reflux disease or, rarely, neoplasm or Kawasaki disease.”

“The eight keynote presentations were enthusiastically received by the more than 600 conference delegates.”

“Neat positions, excellent deliveries and meaningful abhinaya made his presentations memorable.”

“With regard to the other presentments, I wish to say that Tim Curley and Gary Schultz have my unconditional support.”

“Such presentments are made by a set of at least twelve men, and the presented person is amerced there and then.”

“The perceptional world is the stream of subject-recognitions and of presentments of activity.”

“The presenters claim morale within the rank and file of the BBC is disintegrating as a result.”

“We reveal today that many RTE reporters and presenters have provided media training to private clients.”

“The following is, to the best of my ability, a recreation of the factual debate between two of the presenters who shall go unnamed.”

“In my time this had become two bedrooms and a bathroom with an oddly shaped passage, and anybody who slept there remarked on strange presences.”

“She was feeling quite lost now, all these people talking about strange presences.”

“Heads scarcely touch pillows before significant dreams and spectral presences are in attendance.”

“Well, I've found it useful to befriend other preds, rather than rebel against them.”