Sentence examples for exposition called from inspiring English sources

Talk story about a 3-day exposition called Solo in the City at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Ave .in the Sixties.

And seeing an opening before me, I strode giddily on, skates under arm, into the heart of a large exposition called "Own your own home".

"Be proactive in your bidding," he advised the 130 bidders — registered participants in a consumer exposition called the New York Foreclosure Showcase.

Millennium celebrations will include the grand opening of the $1.2 billion Millennium Dome, which will open at midnight, offering a yearlong exposition called "The New Millennium Experience," intended as the Labor Government's showcase of the new Britain.

By Mark Singer The New Yorker, October 12 , 1981P. 34 Talk story about a 3-day exposition called Solo in the City at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Ave .in the Sixties.

These new forms of scholarly monastic communities had distinct theoretical and practical interests and, in their efforts to organize, interpret, and reexamine the Buddha's scattered teachings, they developed a particular system of thought and method of exposition called Abhidharma (Pali, Abhidhamma).

Raunchy Rodeo The amusement park at the 1939 exposition was called Gayway.

For the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition she called a World Congress of Authors, and in that year she was designated poet laureate of California by act of the legislature.

The remaining land, named Reservoir Square, was by 1853 the site of the huge glass exposition hall called the Crystal Palace, which burned down five years later.

For ease of exposition, I call the sister of focus particles "the focus domain" (e.g., [VP =FD) introduced [BILL]F to Sue] in 26a 15.

To clarify the exposition we call these: (1) mutational origins, (2) immediate benefits, and (3) variational benefits.