Sentence examples for exposures of the from inspiring English sources
The print, a composite concocted from multiple time exposures of the same scene, is amazingly detailed.
They are, in fact, about America, exposures of the corruption, lies and hypocrisy of the land of the free.
The grandfather clock behind which Riggs took shelter showed – in brighter exposures of the photographs – that Bowman died at 3.15pm.
In camera phones, the technology can already merge two exposures of the same image.
So does putting the European exposures of the top six banks under the microscope.
First thing this morning I deposited a film at the local chemist to be developed: 24 exposures of the bank holiday outing to Lille.
Through Feb. 24 Photographers who know how to capitalize on the long exposures of the lensless, shutterless pinhole camera can often coax poetic beauty out of it.
Fitch said the near-term impact on the global economy from the UK's vote to leave would be manageable, as the trade exposures of the US and Asian economies were small.
This one is a multiple exposures of the boxer Wladimir Klitschko who's in training ahead of his World Championship fight against Francesco Pianeta on May 1 in Heidelberg, Germany.
They evolved: the first ones are posed, like fashion shots; the last are long exposures of the body in motion, blurry images that turn heavy flesh into fluid form.
To the Editor: Frank Rich likens the recent facts that have emerged regarding Tiger Woods's personal life to the multiple fraud exposures of the last decade, from the subprime mortgage debacle to the Enron scandal.
