"We weren't sure the Met presenting was going to be more than a special project."

For him, he had done the hard work and "it was simply a question of an opportunity presenting itself".

Presenting work in English remains "absolutely the point of the company," he said.

"It would be extremely difficult to take that risk in presenting an American to the public over here."

Still it is hard to beat for presenting a cross section of British life.

They are flowers for the triumph of presenting a show at all.

Her presenting work has also led to involvement with charities.

On Wednesday, the defense spent about 10 minutes presenting its case and then rested.

But in recent years, his children's books and television presenting has taken precedence.

Also most of the presenting was done by one presenter.

The point man crouched to keep from presenting too large a target.

All of the bowl games will have a presenting or title sponsor.

Just beyond, you gain a view into the museum's projects room, a space for presenting the work of young artists.

"I think that he's got a different way of presenting what ultimately goes back to the same thing.

Surely he should have agreed that they were, rather than presenting it as their perception?

It proved very effective and was a new way of presenting an "invisible man."

Presenting the parents with an information pack at the conclusion of the meeting is always appreciated.

In presenting its findings, the company discarded thousands of participants who dropped out.

He was content to make a living by presenting a baffling stage act.

"The ideas they were presenting were way ahead of their time," he said.

It may give rise to paraplegia in late presenting cases.

But they shudder at the idea of presenting their wines that way to the public.

He had no intention of presenting it in person so she could get shirty on him.

This implied my presenting of the young man to Catriona.

Charlotte won the challenge for welcoming and friendly presenting skills.

But do we also have to present the plan to the city?

He is always looking for another way to present an idea.

They plan to meet with her to present their case.

I'm not sure which one is better to present to you first.

The state will present its case on the second day.

He could not present her to his friends and family.

She has to get in line to present her case.

And by no means do its members present a united front.

Your issue did not present a full picture of women.

He could present his own bill or work with Congress on one.

Have 11 people present their five minutes in an hour.

We also got some of you to present the show!

Not many people are asked to help them present the program.

Perhaps a chance would present itself when they left the car.

He was in the right and some way would present itself.

But they had to present a different face to the world.

He is to present the plan at a news conference today.

How it's all in the way you present the news.

I do have to present it to him just right.

I will present three of them to you in one minute.

Despite all this, I still have to present my report to you.

This might not present much of a problem on its own.

He was just not there one moment, and present the next.

They must have a team of people to present their case to the industry.

They hope to be allowed to present them to the couple today.

The school students host them for a period of three months.

It will be the first true public course to host the Open.

And 99 percent of the people who host me want to do it again.

Every member has to host a party at least once.

It could be large enough to host a city of 100,000 or more people.

For a while he even hosted his own talk show.

He said yeah, and we got to host the event.

Then it will host test events in both 2012 and 2013.

In summer, the station can host up to 40 people.

Many of these summer programs are hosted by high schools.

Being hosted in the states works against them as well.

He later returned to host the show's second season in 2009.

She returned to host the program on May 11, 2013.

The city will host the event until at least 2014.

I'd been in our house when she hosted her group.

A given group can host only one street fair each year, the city said.

The school has also hosted more than 60 international students from about 24 countries.

I was hosting a party at our house that night.

This was also the first year they hosted summer school.

The final four will be hosted by the top team.

In the first month of 1997, it hosted 2 million.

He had a clear view when I asked him about hosted systems.

They hosted the games for the first time in 1932.

The games will be hosted by each of the schools.

He held that position until 1998, but hosted the show again from 1999 to 2006.

But do we also have to present the plan to the city?

He is always looking for another way to present an idea.

They plan to meet with her to present their case.

I'm not sure which one is better to present to you first.

The state will present its case on the second day.

He could not present her to his friends and family.

She has to get in line to present her case.

And by no means do its members present a united front.

Your issue did not present a full picture of women.

He could present his own bill or work with Congress on one.

Have 11 people present their five minutes in an hour.

We also got some of you to present the show!

Not many people are asked to help them present the program.

Perhaps a chance would present itself when they left the car.

He was in the right and some way would present itself.

But they had to present a different face to the world.

He is to present the plan at a news conference today.

How it's all in the way you present the news.

I do have to present it to him just right.

I will present three of them to you in one minute.

Despite all this, I still have to present my report to you.

This might not present much of a problem on its own.

He was just not there one moment, and present the next.

They must have a team of people to present their case to the industry.

They hope to be allowed to present them to the couple today.

"I'm talking about human nature: the pathetic need to present oneself as more valuable than you really are."

The word was altered in the English language to mean "the way one presents oneself".

Authenticity - Speaking the truth and presenting oneself in a genuine way.

In many areas having an academic degree and presenting oneself as a scientist is irrelevant.

One pandered to the media, to the public, presented oneself in accordance with their ideas.

An additional section providing general interview tips about how to behave and present oneself could also be included.

One is expected to present oneself at his lordship's bash in period attire.

Disguise is a matter of presenting oneself to the person deceived in an unexpected context.

In away this is a decision to present oneself with a problem arid then to set about solving that problem.

It is the art of refraining from the appearance of trying to present oneself in a particular way.

More specifically, it is likely that one will always want to present oneself in the most positive light in interpersonal attributions.

The intention therefore is significantly different although both are concerned with presenting oneself as an object of others' attention and finding a public language to do so.

One type of coaching is designed to teach interviewees how to perform better in the interview by focusing on how to behave and present oneself.

In order to better present oneself in an elitist, exotic fashion, there were often portraits painted in the style of turquerie.

But being Catholic, continuing to present oneself as such, was it not a badge of patriotism in the eyes of Catholic Czechs?

Also it might mean the attempt to build up a list of credentials or accumulate teachings in order to present oneself as a more realized or holy person.

By their example, they demonstrate that presenting oneself professionally, speaking clearly and dealing with others courteously matter at least as much as mastering the newest software program.

In Mark Booth's 1983 book Camp he defines camp as "to present oneself as being committed to the marginal with a commitment greater than the marginal merits."

Be studied Flindaran briefly and said, "I see it has become the fashion in Ciaron to cover oneself with dust before presenting oneself in company.

This is particularly problematic in employment contexts and other contexts where important decisions are being made and there is an incentive to present oneself in a favourable manner.

Since the sixties, when most men came to believe that it was the hair, not the hat, that made the man, it's been considered quite all right to present oneself in public bareheaded.

You people don't know the meaning of the word 'slouch'... One does not wash, or comb one's hair, til such time as one intends to present oneself to the general public.

Presenting oneself to the world with style and thought is a reflection of a keen intelligence, a discerning eye and creativity, qualities that serve the field of research and librarianship very well.

Put at its most simple, this means knowing how to listen, being aware of how messages might be received, presenting oneself clearly so that others know how to react to us and rewarding achievement.

Dramatic playing, therefore, is continually in a state of tension between personal expression and finding the public means of presenting oneself, using language and gesture, in order to communicate to the others taking part.