Sentence examples for its expos from inspiring English sources

While it seems likely that Montreal will get its Expos back within the next few years, it seems more likely to be by way of expansion rather than relocation.

In 1906, Upton Sinclair's novel "The Jungle" shocked America with its expos 1/8 of unsanitary conditions in the meatpacking industry and led to the first federal meat inspection law.

All that misery has receded into the past; few fans remain who remember the 1933 World Series, and the franchise barely recognizes its Expos heritage.

Toned, Tattooed, Loyal Last month, the U.F.C. held one of its fan expos.

SAS stages its own R&D expos, where SAS developers share their work with the nontechnical staff.

ROCKIES 5, EXPOS 3: Colorado powered its way to a comeback victory.

The fashion for exhibiting industrial goods on a grand scale began in France during the early 1800s, when the government staged a series of national "expos" as part of its efforts to improve the quality of French industrial design.

EXPOS 5, ORIOLES 3: Baltimore lost its 18th straight game in Canada as Lee Stevens homered twice and the rookie Brian Schneider drove in three runs for Montreal.

EXPOS 7, MARLINS 6: Montreal swept its first three-game series on the road in nearly five years as Fernando Seguignol and Geoff Blum both homered against Florida.

EXPOS 1, ORIOLES 0: Baltimore lost its 20th straight game in Canada as Tony Armas Jr. and Steve Kline combined on a three-hitter for Montreal.

This makes for a curious viewing experience, every bit as complex in its way as the multiscreen works the Eameses had made for expos and museums.