Sentence examples for revelations were made from inspiring English sources

He had to take to the stage alone as Stuart Gulliver, current chief executive of HSBC, withdrew from the conference after the money-laundering revelations were made.

The revelations were made public on Friday, when Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius apologized to the government of Guatemala and the survivors and descendants of those infected.

After the revelations were made public, the Rev. Thomas Triggs, the pastor of the church in Colts Neck, N.J., where Father Fugee attended youth retreats, resigned under pressure from the bishop of Trenton, David M. O'Connell.

Mr Shayler, 35, who was born in Middlesbrough and now lives in London, has always maintained the disclosures and a series of later revelations were made to expose illegal activities and incompetence in the security services.

Cellino drew the ire of the Leeds support earlier in the day when he told The Mirror that he interfered with manager Steve Evans' tactics during last weekend's 1-0 defeat by Queens Park Rangers, although the protest was already planned before the revelations were made.

Shares of the company closed Monday at $51.30, just one cent down from Friday, before the revelations were made public.

In Middlesex, many revelations are made in advance.

Mr. Woodward's calculating, changeable use of reportorial revelations is made to resemble Potomac Man's purely political scheming.

Bit by bit, day after day, revelations are made in a way that is very, very similar to various Japanese political and bureaucratic scandals".

It seems almost like icing on the cake that these revelations are made through precisely configured colors, textures, spaces and forms.

Because the practice settled by bureaucrats whose job is to protect the public from too much knowledge is to refuse access for one hundred years from the birth of the youngest witness in order to ensure that she is dead before revelations are made that could invade her privacy.