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Meanings of personally present in English
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Usage of personally present in English
1
They desired to be personally present when the wolf-killing was in progress.
2
The German emperor was personally present at this battle.
3
Sales mentions twenty-seven of these predatory expeditions against caravans, in which Mohammed was personally present.
4
If I am not personally present when the sacrifice is being made, then I do not sacrifice.
5
It was because you were personally present.
6
Were you personally present, Phaedo, with Socrates on that day when he drank the poison in prison?
7
It was the old story of delay and indolence, unless I was personally present to force them forward.
8
But the timidity and incapacity which appeared in all the movements of the English, except where he was personally present, protracted the struggle.
9
The next day Fitzhugh flew to Nairobi to personally present a check to the South African from whom the G1C was being leased.
10
But the promptness of General Sedgwick, who was personally present and commanded that part of our line, soon reformed it and restored order.
11
On the 16th of July he made his appeal and wrote to Clara that she must be personally present in six or seven weeks.
12
You have taken many prisoners from me, sire, and I have taken some thousands from you in quarters where you were not personally present.
13
At a dance, when an invitation has been asked for a stranger, the friend who vouched for him should personally present him to the hostess.
14
Secured in this way from inquisitive eyes, there was no necessity for personally presenting them.
15
Not one such tenant-farmer in a million would ever have a chance of being personally presented to Caesar.
16
In answer to a letter of introduction sent to him, or to return the call if the letter is personally presented.