Sentence examples for Who unveils from inspiring English sources

It is Barber's great-great-great-grandson, ostensibly a white man called Cedric, who unveils the plaque commemorating his ancestor.

Mr. Gee, who unveils a new solo show on Wednesday at the Chocolate Factory in Long Island City, Queens, is an intriguing choice.

He is like a great painter or musician who is ahead of his time, and who unveils one masterpiece after another to a reception that, when not bored, is hostile.

In was Pope who unveiled the women of Persia for the late Shah Reza Khan Pahlevi.

The event concluded with remarks from the Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, who unveiled the book and answered questions from the audience.

Malaprop Medal: President Bush, who unveiled a bold new strategy of pre-emption.

"Why do people like stories?" said the author John Edgar Wideman, who unveiled his collection "Briefs" at WordTheatre last year.

In the American League, only the Tampa Bay Rays have used more lineups than the Yankees, who unveiled their 24th on Monday.

Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana and chairman of the Finance Committee, who unveiled the plan, said it would be discussed Wednesday.

The comedian John Cleese, who unveiled the Sigmund Freud plaque, said the Maresfield Gardens house was a special place.

Forty years ago, the big man in German music was Stockhausen, who unveiled revolutionary-sounding paradigms in almost every festival season.