Sentence examples for unveiling will be from inspiring English sources
The public is to get its first glimpse of "Robobama," as it is known among some handlers, on July 4. The unveiling will be in a Disney World theater, alongside animatronic figures of every other president.
" The unveiling will be followed by four "mini" lectures about evolution by scientists from the university, which are open to the public, and also marks the launch of Oxford Open Doors, when the university opens its doors to the public for the weekend.
Attending the unveiling will be some of its creators as well as staff that used it and students who cut their programming teeth on the machine.
While it's far from the first big event the company has thrown since the Note 7 proved to be an unmitigated and seemingly endless disaster, the unveiling will be yet another very public trial for the company as it attempts to put those bad vibes behind it for good.
It has been tried, it is nothing new... but if my images could possibly save even one woman or young girl from pain and shame and inspire her to feel beautiful from within, my pure and raw unveiling will be worth it.
But the substance of the policies Mr Bush is expected to unveil will be a continuation of his first term's tendencies, especially tax-cutting.
The commemoration Sunday at the site where the World Trade Center was destroyed, and where a new memorial will be unveiled, will be attended by President Obama, former President George W. Bush and other dignitaries.
Being unveiled will be two new series of next generation LCD TVs, both incorporating 1080p HD and 100-hertz technology, and the BD-HP21H AQUOS Blu-ray player.
Also unveiled will be 140,000 pages of documents, including more than 30,000 recently declassified items such as an intelligence analysis of Vietnam.
The best explanation is that, on April 6th, soon after its unveiling, there will be a general election.
On Wednesday, leaders of the Senate Finance Committee hope to unveil what will be the one bipartisan measure in Congress.
