Sentence examples for time to exposing from inspiring English sources

Now she devotes her time to exposing sexual crimes.

Randi, like his hero Houdini before him, is an ex-magician who dedicates his time to exposing the truth behind the lies and phonies of the mystic industry.

It is time to expose what is really behind this bill.

That is more than enough time to expose pretenders and reveal hidden but genuine contenders.

It is time to expose both notions for what they are -- false and dangerous -- and for the administration to do more to help solve Argentina's crisis.

The past two weeks indicate that Labor learned from their Cayman experience how to better use parliament, and particularly question time, to expose deficiencies in Turnbull and his government.

"It is time to expose them for what they are... these messages are not funny, they are not intelligent or witty," she said.

Now that HBO had created dramas about subjects the networks avoided (the Mafia, prisons), it was time to expose what the networks did as fraudulent.

It can be made to open for a predetermined time to expose the film to the image formed by the lens.

Aided by Colonel Roux (Mr. Northam), an army officer, she is determined to rein in Brossard once and for all and at the same time to expose the Roman Catholic Church as his accomplice.

The report will be welcomed by Eurosceptic Tory MPs, who want the referendum to be held later, possibly close to the deadline of 2017, to give enough time to expose what they see are the dangers of remaining in the EU.