1. He smiled suddenly, exposing a set of amazingly white teeth.

2. The plug broke, exposing live wires.

3. Avoid exposing the instrument to extreme temperatures.

4. Smith admitted indecently exposing himself on Wimbledon Common.

5. The roof collapsed, exposing the timbers to the elements.

6. Plaster had fallen away in places, exposing the brickwork.

7. New fashions are exposing more and more the body.

8. He had undone the buttons of his shirt, exposing an unsightly expanse of white flesh.

9. The soil was washed away by the flood, exposing bare rock.

10. An old man was arrested for exposing himself to young children.

11. You could be exposing yourself to unnecessary risks when driving alone.

12. Root definitions are particularly useful in exposing different views.

13. And exposing himself to that censorious and supercilious gaze?

14. On stage, Euripides's plainness is both promising and exposing.

15. The morally estimable act of exposing to us the worst in ourselves nearly always has something morally equivocal about it.

16. Norman yanked the plate off, exposing the machine's inner workings.

17. I have no intention of exposing the flesh of a small girl whom I did not once see stripped of her clothing.

18. The animal opened its mouth, exposing rows of sharp white teeth.

19. Erik claimed his father threatened to kill him and his brother to stop Lyle from exposing him as a child molester.

20. A cavalier attitude to purdah was one thing; for a woman to be seen exposing her nether regions quite another.

21. That contrast of tender sensibility and senseless brutality was etched into my mind, exposing the utter meaninglessness of violence and war.

21. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

22. Vicious thugs had speared him leaving a gaping wound exposing the bone.

23. She found it, pushed the door open, the light exposing rounded buttocks as she tumbled from the car.

24. On the one hand, the questions are oriented towards exposing the discipline, bringing into the open its hidden character.

25. A wooden box lay beneath and tiny black things fled across its surface from the exposing light.

26. They were painted over, but some one had scraped away a small area of paint, exposing the clear glass.

27. They maintain their father threatened to kill his sons to stop them from exposing him as a child molester.

28. We will also show you how to win at dieting by exposing some of the easiest traps to fall into.

29. In addition, a special award was made to Ludovic Kennedy for his outstanding contribution over many years in exposing miscarriages of justice.

30. Depressingly, the Labour party managed to run an entire campaign without exposing its candidate to genuine scrutiny at public meetings.

1. He smiled suddenly, exposing a set of amazingly white teeth.

31. The door flew upwards and the light from the lock-up garage flooded the street, exposing Norman's secret to the world.

32. Freeing trade curbs domestic giants by exposing them to foreign competition.

33. Next week we could be warning, exposing, or revealing the truth about anything from holidays to your spring bulbs.

34. They spill the beans, exposing the practice for what it is.

35. Wind and spring floods erode soils, exposing underlying layers and premiering new compositions of humus and minerals on the surface.

36. Some view unconstrained election spending as positive, exposing voters to more debate about substantive issues.

37. Exposing rat cortex to the same stain produces uniform, moderately dense, labelling in the primary visual area.

38. He was arrested five other times from 1991-93 on charges such as exposing himself to a female student and urinating in public.

39. Marie had never understood how women could bare their souls with such ease, exposing themselves so shamelessly to one another.

40. The first exposes the limitations of modern medical practice, often exposing its claims to scientific status as dubious.

41. She lay with the sheet pulled down, exposing her naked body, her long legs, knees pressed together.

42. The gold covering may be flaking away, exposing the white plaster, or gesso, underneath.

43. Tomkinson had a previous conviction for exposing himself to a woman in 1985 and was given probation in 1990 for assault.

44. Back in her schoolroom, her anger about his exposing children to the sight of whiskey was softened by feelings of sadness.

45. Much of the rubberised coating on the wires had flaked and cracked open, exposing gleaming copper strands.

46. Fat women may not feel confident about exposing their bodies in those ways traditionally associated with eroticism.

47. By connecting to the Internet, a local network organization may be exposing itself to the entire population on the Internet.

48. Purists believe that roasting means exposing food to the direct heat of a hot, open fire.

49. We do not allow a person to learn to drive a car by exposing him to serious punitive contingencies.

50. Like a couple of convicts bound together by a ball and chain, neither could betray the other without exposing himself.

51. But this enlightened appreciation of outwardly exposing inner feelings does not yet apply to women.

52. In fact, the plastic or cloth covering can come apart,(http:///exposing.html) exposing the foam padding.

53. In 1935 a Valentina evening gown in pale gray silk bared the shoulders and dropped to mid-back, exposing the spine.

54. D'Arcy had opened her up, exposing her raw emotions, giving no quarter and taking none.

55. These have been falling in value, exposing the banks to the dangers of a shrinking capital base.

56. The above cell volume regulatory mechanisms have usually been demonstrated by suddenly exposing cells to large changes in medium osmolality.

57. And they would rip away my cloak, exposing me to the crowd.

58. This allows it to receive government grants without exposing the chamber to conflict-of-interest or open-meeting laws.

59. Globalisation, accelerated by the internet, is exposing serious flaws in the world's tax systems.

60. Here the right guard hand and shoulder are drawn back, exposing more of the body and head.

61. You can ring the changes by exposing the aggregate and creating a rough surface texture if you find a smooth finish uninspiring.

62. From where he was lying, he could neither go forwards nor backwards without exposing himself as a target.

63. Orbit pterion approach is favorable for exposing aneurysms.

64. Nasointestinal tube; Glottis exposing difficulty; Intubation, intratracheal.

65. His trickery thought seemed evil but exposing factually.

66. The act of exposing sensitized photographic film or plate.

67. Exposing aperture to room light will permanently damage product.

68. Sun used due West exposing just the Northern edge of the patio to sunlight.

69. The nearest observation point is 200 metres from the sarcophagus, and offers a good view of the epicenter of the accident without exposing visitors to "excessive" levels of radiation.

70. Fruit with a fleshy exocarp soon disintegrating and exposing woody endocarp , with woody appendages including apical horns partly derived from style.

71. It is important to understand that REST works best when exposing data-based services.

72. When the position of the perspective center and the attitude of the CCD camera on the exposing time is known, the coordinates of ground points can be calculated from the images gotten from TSL CCD.

73. Photo Tip: When exposing for beams of light, it is best to underexpose the rest of the scene.

74. Dry Film Strip: Removes the plating resist exposing the base copper underneath. The plated copper remains, protected by the tin plating etch resist.

75. Back in 1985, the Senate was ready toclobber the music industry for exposing America's impressionable youngsters tosex, drugs, and rock-and-roll.

76. This text expose on the basis of two kinds of time sequence set up volume holographic image, analyze exposing the impact on pattern-recognition of different time sequence.

77. Results Integerrimine liposome gels can relief skin inflammation and ulcer reduced by exposing to UVB. Conclusion Integerrimine liposome gels have anti-inflammation and antiulcer effect that reduce...

78. Although unemployment is low, rapid job losses among Japan's army of temporary workers are exposing the unfairness of a two-tier labour market and straining an egalitarian society.

79. JSR 170 treats transactional support as an optional feature and does not impose a standard way of exposing the transactional hooks so each implementation can chose a different method.

80. There is much ground work to do in improving integration and also in understanding what are the core re-usable functions of the business before we can start talking about exposing services.

81. Rather, Holt believes in exposing children to real world problems of increasing complexity.

82. Ordinary residents are exposing themselves to levels of raw, friable asbestos, at incredibly high levels, and they don't care.

83. Cautions during transportation:Avoid exposing to air, sunlight, heating, shock, moisture, or any sources of ignition Or other readily oxidizable materials.

84. However, I have a plan to make the race far more competitive by exposing the Blues as beatable and any EPL manager is most welcome to use it.

85. Instead, Ken proposes what we might call housecat-style sex. The female squatted on her forelegs, raising her rear end and pushing her tail to one side, exposing her cloaca.

86. And it is exposing them to how they might be able set up a business here and what companies can help them and the government resources that may be able to help them.

87. You can use a built-in or custom data generator to create realistic test data without exposing production data to your developers.

88. In case 1, the La thin film was prepared in the vacuum system, then taken out of the system exposing under atmospheric condition and finally put into the UHV chamber to be studied.

89. Slashing through the sea, planing on their sides and exposing their massive silver-colored flanks, the large females each expel tens of millions of eggs, and the males emit clouds of milt.

90. Although it resembles an impact crater, it formed when a volcanic dome hardened and gradually eroded, exposing the onion-like layers of rock.

91. The vestibular neurectomy was as performed as possible by exposing the internal auditory canal for the sake of preserving hearing.

92. Exposing its mantle and inhalant siphon, a giant clam (Tridacna gigas) is in the ideal position for a diver's examination in the Coral Sea off the coast of Queensland, Australia.

93. Conclusion For reserving hearing in vestibular neurectomy, it is better to choose the apprach of exposing internal auditory canal.

94. It formed when a volcanic dome hardened and gradually eroded, exposing the onion-like layers of rock.

95. Similarly, fluorescent thrombin bound ubiquitously on the surface of fibrin clots, overlapping slightly with PS - exposing platelets.

96. Mono Lake's tufa are particularly dramatic because water diversions have significantly lowered the lake's level, exposing more of the columns.

97. Long straggly hair, stained teeth, a predilection for exposing an ageing chest and, ugh, those creepy tinted glasses.

98. He pushed her legs open, exposing her swollen clit to his view.

99. Last time, you saw what it takes to build a Web service "engine" application using Kylix 3, exposing the DB2 UDB SAMPLE database on the Web as a SOAP Web service on Linux.

100. Jacob, however, took fresh-cut branches from poplar, almond and plane trees and made white stripes on them by peeling the bark and exposing the white inner wood of the branches.

101. Methods A total of 32 sides of adult head samples were dissected, exposing the internal maxillary artery from its origination to the pterigomaxillary fissure.

102. Will soon lead to severe inflammation of the scales fall off exposing the meat department looks like on the body to open a hole so I shot hole.

103. The RNA polymerase unzips a small portion of the DNA helix exposing the bases on each strand.

104. In this article, you have seen what it takes to build a Web server application using Kylix 3, exposing the IBM DB2 UDB SAMPLE database on the Web.

105. His team found that exposing mice to the bacteria, and hence activating their immune system, activated clusters of neurons in their brainstem called the dorsal Raphe nuclei.

106. Dried flux is liable to flake off, exposing metal surfaces to oxidation.

107. Please don't make this product close to electromagnetic wave interference source, when exposing under the stronger electromagnetic wave will probably result in malfunction or the inaccuracy of data.

108. The second facet of U.S. public diplomacy, said Hughes, is an effort to isolate and marginalize the extremists by exposing their efforts "to appropriate religion in the name of their violent agenda."

109. Conclusions During the thyroidectomy procedure, exposing and protecting the parathyroid gland can effectively decrease the incidence of postoperative hypoparathyroidism.

110. The Maths Tutor is a wry and incisive new play exposing how our desire for normal family life and our fears about adults, young people and sex can sometimes outride the truth.

111. This risks entangling the Fed in attempts to influence credit allocation, thereby exposing monetary policy to political pressure.

111. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

112. Summer low tides occur at the hottest point of the day, exposing reefs in Ofu Island's shallow lagoons to temperatures normally lethal to corals -- but these reefs survive.

113. A method of cleaning recycled glass containers comprising exposing a container to a caustic solution and rinsing the container with a rinse solution is taught herein.

114. Conclusions The two approaches have the merits of simple technique, exposing well, gentle brain pulling and few complication, which are suitable for operation on the large tumor in sellar area.

115. As the man beguiled by a boy who's a girl, he plays it straight (not farcically), exposing the entertainer's weakness for falling in love with love, no matter the gender.

116. His shirt was unstoppered, exposing the tattoo on his breast.

117. You can use a custom or built-in data generator to create realistic test data without exposing production data to your developers.

118. However, such markets are noticeably volatile and unpredictable, exposing investors to substantial equity price risk in addition to exchange rate risk.

119. While exposing the social evils, the main attack in this novel is directed against the literati.

120. I shall never attempt to palliate my own foible by exposing the error of another .

121. In theory, such a system would save on heating and cooling bills by exposing computers to low-temperature offices while exposing office workers to the warmth of the computers.

122. Dramatic irony also plays an important role in exposing flat characters' absurdity and round characters' defects.

123. The behavior of antiepilepserine, 3,4-methylene dioxycinnamyl piperidine, on exposing to light was studied.

124. Methods Simulated the clinical usage of BCNU to establish a BCNU-resistant human glioma subline by cyclic exposing the U251parent cells to a constant concentration of BCNU.

125. The media should be more active in exposing such scandals, and propel related departments to smooth the complaint channels and lay down the law.

126. At this process integration level, the organization embarks on the early phases of SOA by defining and exposing services for consumption internally or externally for business partners.

127. Balaclava: Also known as a ski mask, a balaclava is a type of headgear that covers your whole head, exposing only your face or part of it, and sometimes only your eyes.

128. The changes of oxidant and anti-oxidant system of alveolar macrophage (AM ) of rats exposing to coal-quartz mixed dust were investigated in the developmental process of experimental anthracosilicosis.

129. This method of exposing legacy AS/400 programs is reliable since it uses JTOpen with IBM support and is easier for Java developers due to awareness of open standards like web services.

130. The goons grab Michael and pin him on a table. One of the goons removes Michael's boot, exposing his foot and then grabs a pair of pruning shears.

131. As he struck the wall, pieces of stucco similar to that used in the ground work of arabesques broke off, and fell to the ground in flakes, exposing a large white stone.

132. Stop Motion: An animation method whereby apparent motion of objects is obtained on the film by exposing single frames and moving the object to simulate continuous motion.

133. Yet another study is exposing the horrid treatment of workers by the all-powerful meat industry.

134. Doctors at Addenbrooke's hospital in Cambridge said they had developed a successful desensitisation programme which builds up tolerance in patients by slowly exposing them to tiny doses of peanut.

135. The operators of the plant, Tokyo Electric Power Company, said the coolant had evaporated exposing the fuel rods, raising the risk of them melting down.

136. Bottom-side heating is important in soak and reflow phases for successful installation while exposing the PCB and package to a minimal amount of thermal stress.

137. Objective To investigate the feasibility of exposing cephalic vein with horizontal incision on the chest and the successful rate of implanting pacing leads using guide wire and split sheath.

138. By exposing the core bank teller functions this way, you can package database results in a common way for all the callers of these functions.

139. The whistleblower was fired for exposing the conditions in mental hospitals.

140. Erasable, Programmable Read-Only Memory. A type of ROM that can be erased by exposing it to ultraviolet light.

141. Exposure therapy involves gradually exposing people to the thing they fear -- be it height or spiders -- in order to reduce fear responses.

141. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

142. For those with middle and big condylar, partial resection of condylar will offer a wider exposing angle, thus the far lateral transcondylar approach seems necessary.

143. His shirt was open, exposing the blue and red lines of the tattoo on his chest.

144. Answer: Both by words, that is, by exposing the danger of capitulationism, and by deeds, that is, by organizing the masses to stop the capitulationist activities.

145. Exposing business rules as services eliminates much of the complexity associated with the variations in rule expression syntax and rules engine-specific support.

146. A photomechanically produced plate for pictures or type made by exposing a gelatin film under a negative, hardening it with chrome alum, and printing directly from it.

147. Exposing energy is adjustable, and the homogeneity of exposure is better.

148. Fig. 1-97 Anterolateral approach to shaft of humerus. A, Skin incision. B, Deltoid and biceps muscles retracted; brachialis muscle incised longitudinally, exposing shaft.

149. By instinct the youth raised his staff defensively, exposing the ball of paper streamers.

150. After exposing the mismanagement of the Delphon leader, Kayso, the popular Amaiza ascended to the position of den-mother of the Black Hole Gang.

151. I shall never attempt to palliate my own foibles by exposing the error of another.

152. This can also be done by exposing user management APIs to external man-agement systems, ideally using a standard interface like SPML.

153. Before you run database unit tests, you should use a data generator to create realistic test data without exposing production data to your developers.

154. Objective : To study the significance of exposing the recurrent laryngeal nerve during total thyroid lobectomy.

155. To investigate the advantage in using the dental electrosurgery unit in the operation of exposing impacted molars before orthodontic uprighting.

156. You can use a data generator to create realistic test data without exposing production data to your developers.