Sentence examples for had already exposed from inspiring English sources

The Welshman had already exposed Clemens Fritz, the Bremen right-back, on a couple of occasions when he sprinted on to Benoît Assou-Ekotto's fine floated pass.

He told the inquiry Putin was motivated by revenge and the need to prevent further damning disclosures about the Kremlin – Litvinenko had already exposed links between Putin and organised crime in two books.

The revelations that even police supervisors feared for their personal safety inside a New York station house threw a stark new shadow on a case that had already exposed the reluctance of many officers to cooperate with investigations of brutality.

TfL said that less than 3% of journeys involve a journey to the ticket office - a claim that the RMT said it had already exposed as "a bare-faced lie".

Zurich's first group stage participation was assured by a 2-1 home victory after it had already exposed the limit of Latvia's champion, Ventspils, 3-0 in the away leg last week.

Mr. Zachary, who also writes both music and lyrics, was 8 when he was first mesmerized by a production of "Little Shop of Horrors," but his parents had already exposed him to their collection of cast recordings and movie musicals.

Soaring costs of maintenance following recent crashes (see chart) have already exposed a large funding gap.

In some emerging markets, excessive borrowing in dollars and weakening local currencies have already exposed companies to significant constraints.

The prospect of a fight over seating the Florida and Michigan delegations has already exposed deep divisions within the party.

Many are still doing so – and calling the authorities afterwards, which means they have already exposed themselves to great risk.

The fallout from the terrorist plot has already exposed some simmering tensions, complicating the government's ability fix the problems.