Sentence examples for calling to expose from inspiring English sources

The former Coventry goalkeeper David Icke served as a Green party spokesman until he realised a higher calling: to expose the reptilian bloodline that rules the world.

In Moscow this year, at a news conference called to expose corruption in the Ministry for Atomic Energy, Ivan Blokov of Greenpeace charged that "pressure was put on all the members of that faction who voted against the amendment.

On the surface his calls to expose corruption coincide with president Xi Jinping's own much-heralded clampdown".

Mr. Friedman's call to expose the dark corners of hate in the world should be required reading everywhere, but especially at home.

He is equally as skilled at reading defenses before the snap and calling audibles to expose weaknesses.

Molycorp has begun draining groundwater that seeps into the bottom of the pit and removing areas of rock called "overburden" to expose a layer of bastnäsite, a mineral rich in rare earth elements.

Jeremy Clarkson reportedly hired one of these firms, a security company called Greymans, to expose a man the Top Gear presenter described as a "terrible online weirdo" who he said had targeted a member of his family.

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She then removed the vase, or the plant's "corset," as she calls it, to expose the roots that had retained their shape "as an evocation of the now absent vase".

Much like Trump calling for Russia to hack Hillary Clinton could be a key moment in the collusion investigation, calling for Republicans to "expose what [Mueller's investigators] are doing" sounds a lot like he's trying to damage the investigation.

In the secret film, a reporter posing as a student met a man calling himself John to expose the scheme, in which young women were lured to a flat where they were expected to have sex with him as a "practical assessment" – before being put in touch with "sponsors" who would pay their tuition fees in return for sex.