Sentence for present | Use present in a sentence

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• A stranger was present. (10)
• For Emilia was not present. (10)
• And Miss Denham was present. (10)
• Mrs. Burman was present; seated. (10)
• We are at the Crouch at present. (10)
• At present they have next to none. (10)
• That reply will do for the present. (4)
• Witness myself, at this present hour. (4)
• My present state is miserably irksome. (4)
• You must present that to the Pilgrim. (10)
• I scheme no discord with my present life. (10)
• At the dinner-table, Rhoda was not present. (10)
• Fire was low down behind the eyes at present. (10)
• But her instinct of a present safety was true. (10)
• Moreover, a happy present effect was the result. (10)
• Here, too, her present removal promised advantage. (4)
• Emma had to be satisfied with it, for the present. (10)
• Wilfrid was not present to point their apprehensions. (10)
• All present, save the youthfuller Carlo, had suffered. (10)
• At present my purse insists upon my not offending him. (10)
• At present we do but half know them, and we are unjust. (10)
• But the present, charming as it was, did not suffice her. (12)
• The present is an auspicious time to discuss such standards. (16)
• He was not perhaps even present when the murder was committed. (12)
• He counselled the study of Foreign Affairs for a present theme. (10)
• The ceremony takes place in about a week from the present time. (10)
• This nosegay, O Khipil, it is for thee to present to thy mistress. (10)
• His army unto men he could present As model of the perfect instrument. (10)
• All unhappiness was fear and lack of vitality to live the present fully. (8)
• The curtain is up and the audience, though present, is not supposed to be. (8)
• She is at present awaiting the arrival of a cousin to attend on her father. (10)
• At present, believe me, I have no need of your services, being in cash again. (4)
• The deplorable image of the Don making confession became present to his mind. (10)
• No harm, even if a trifle foolish; but in the present case, set my mind at rest. (10)
• Come to me immediately, and explain what is at present absolutely incomprehensible. (4)
• Her present gaiety sounded to him like laughter heard in the shadow of the pulpit. (10)
• In the present instance, it meant nothing other than an execution, as he had said. (10)
• Fanny, in great astonishment and confusion, would have returned the present instantly. (4)
• My adventures are now drawing to a close my dearest Marianne; at least for the present. (4)
• He did not see it appearing or present, but vanishing like the faint ray in the rosier. (10)
• Cecilia laid her hand on an urn, in dread of the next words from either of the persons present. (10)
• He talked well, but for the present she was happier in her prospect of nearly a week of loneliness. (10)
• Guilmant, one of the most noted organists and composers of the present day, was a favorite pupil of Lemmens. (3)
• There was no gratitude for affection past or present to make her better bear with its excesses to the others. (4)
• I did not wait long, however, to enjoy them; but at once set about securing my escape from my present bondage. (6)
• Its development from its earliest forms to its present state has occupied a period of almost two thousand years. (3)
• Your father will tell you that we have no more idea of that at present than a cat of its own chemical composition. (8)
• He added that Mr. Bennet seemed wholly disinclined at present to leave London and promised to write again very soon. (4)
• I never heard him speak of his son except that once, but no doubt in his deep heart his loss was irreparably present. (9)
• When Night has fallen upon London, the Rajah remarks: Monogamic Societies present A decent visage and a hideous rear. (10)
• Her features, her present aristocratic deficiency of colour, greatly pleased him; her character would submit to moulding. (10)
• If an Irishman was present, she kept him from overflooding, managed to extract just the flavour of him, the smack of salt. (10)
• Many of them, indeed, took the union of the Black Goddess and the Rosy Present for the composition of the very Arch-Fiend. (10)
• She did not think very much about it, however: he pleased her for the present; she liked to have him near her; it was enough. (4)
• They contained no actual complaint, nor was there any revival of past occurrences, or any communication of present suffering. (4)
• But in the larger interest of the present situation, Mrs. March seemed to have lost the sense of my dereliction in this respect. (9)
• Elinor kept her concern and her censure to herself; and was very thankful that Marianne was not present, to share the provocation. (4)
• At present, in the shape of a canvassing candidate, it was hardly honourable to let imagination dwell on him, save compassionately. (10)
• The elegant apparel and polished manners of Roderick Barclugh impressed everybody present with a feeling that he was a man of affairs. (18)
• This thought came home most forcibly to my bosom, as I reflected upon the step which led me on imperceptibly to my present embarrassment. (6)
• In 1880, he became connected with the New England Conservatory, and at the present time is head of the theory department of that institution. (3)
• So the confession closed; and in the present instance there were not any forgotten chambers to be unlocked and ransacked for addenda confessions. (10)
• He asked Clementina to present him to Mrs. Lander, who pressed him to get into her compartment; the clergyman vanished, and Lord Lioncourt yielded. (9)
• Her unwonted breach of delicacy in speaking publicly of her present, and the vulgar persistency of her sticking to the theme, very much perplexed him. (10)
• And possibly at the present moment applying, with her cunning hand, the cosmetics and powders he could excuse for a concealment of the traces of grief. (10)
• These being absent, evidently non-existent, it seemed sufficient for the present, after the fashion of the young gentleman, to capitulate the few material matters briefly. (10)

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