When they were introduced in the 1960's, the seat was totally exposed.
South Africa's bowling has been totally exposed, but thtn maybe, just maybe, the same thing is about to happen to Australia....? WICKET!
The PPP deal that was forced on Londoners by Gordon Brown has been totally exposed as a bad deal for taxpayers and for passengers".
Performers – stand-up comics particularly – are totally exposed on stage, and they live or die by their ability to compel and calibrate the attention of the audience.
David: I can't help repeating Bill Galston's great line about why government and the lives of public people should not be totally exposed.
JetBlue, one of the few profitable domestic airlines, has hedged only some of its fuel purchases, he said, and many ailing rivals have not hedged at all, so they are "totally exposed to this run-up in prices".
Still, sometimes it gets to you and affects your morale in a very negative way when you feel that no matter what happens to you there's no one out there who's willing to protect you or bring those who assault you to justice, so we as Iraqi doctors are totally on our own, we're totally exposed with no protection whatsoever.
In the five years since he last sang lieder in London, the tenor Jonas Kaufmann has become an international star, gaining a reputation as the Wagnerian of the moment, so his appearance at the Wigmore Hall was eagerly awaited, not just because he has a wondrous voice but because a recital is the supreme test of any artist; stripped of operatic trappings, a singer is totally exposed.
In two cases (1.7%), the bone graft was totally exposed in combination with wound infection and discharge of pus.
And we're totally exposed in that car it's just the roll bar, there's no roof.
