Sentence examples for exposure in front of from inspiring English sources

The basic aim never changed, however: to give scores of the nation's best high-school players exposure in front of the finest college coaches in the country (and vice versa), and to bury those kids in a hail of shoe logos.

(1) noise exposure in front of the wall facing the road may be greater than that in front of the wall of the living room.

According to marketing analyst Joyce Julius & Associates, a top 25 finisher in the Daytona 500 got airtime equivalent to $7 million worth of 30-second commercials on average, given how often the car's logos had "in-focus exposure time" in front of viewers.

He had violated the tribal code on Jewish self-exposure: Not in front of the goyim!

Later Friday morning, Mr. Brown assured the issue would receive maximum exposure by speaking in front of cameras outside of a ceremonial event at Faneuil Hall.

"I achieved this by simply by using double exposure and black card in front of the lens of a 35mm camera," he says.

Perhaps even more valuable than the cold, hard cash is the exposure that comes from pitching in front of a live audience of influential technologists, entrepreneurs and investors — and to the global TechCrunch audience tuning in online.

Rdio has only around 1 million monthly active users according to AppData, which means it stands to gain a lot from the increased exposure afforded it by getting in front of Shazam users.

Bernadine explains that he achieved these effects using double exposure and a black card in front of the lens.

"We don't want the toxicity work to get too far out in front of the exposure work, and yet the toxicity work tells us where we should focus our exposure studies," he says.

He cited the case of South African artist Steve Cohen who was found guilty of indecent exposure in 2014 after dancing around in front of the Eiffel Tower with a live rooster attached to his penis with a ribbon.