Sentence examples for exposure at the from inspiring English sources

Verbatim theatre has not had much exposure at the National.

Eileen Diss's bleached wood country kitchen suggests cozy sanctuary and naked exposure at the same time.

From reasonably regular exposure at the workface, I would say not.

Like the Eagles, their World Cup showed they can only benefit from exposure at the highest level, which can only benefit from exposure to them.

The judge said he was trying "to provide maximum public exposure at the earliest possible date, without significantly impinging on the rights of the parties".

She acknowledged the campaign was part of a corporate goal to "do good works throughout the community and derive some marketing exposure at the same time".

One gay teenager, Robert, who lives in the Siberian city of Kemerovo, said he narrowly avoided exposure at the hands of Occupy Gerontophilia.

High Point secured two new distribution deals for the film and said it expected several more to result from its exposure at the Berlin Film Festival last week.

R&A chief Peter Dawson echoed those sentiments, explaining how exposure at the Games would mean more funding, participation and government support.

A congressional delegation demanded that an independent panel be established to investigate all deaths connected to dust exposure at the 9/11 sites.

Mr. Beesley said Pyle's story receives more exposure at the state museum, which attracts about 200,000 visitors a year.