Sentence examples for will be masquerading from inspiring English sources

Within two years, about 10 percent of the activity occurring on social online networks will be masquerading bots, according to technology researchers.

When director Robert Zemeckis's remake of the Beatles classic arrives in cinemas, it's Cary Elwes, Peter Serafinowicz, Adam Campbell and, er, Kev from Shameless who will be masquerading as mop-tops.

Clair said, or the branded content will "come across as advertorial; it's masquerading as something else, and the audience knows it".

Even among cases seen by specialists there will be a few that defy a correct diagnosis either because they present atypically or because a rare disease is masquerading as clinical AD.

Nostalgia is masquerading as futurism.

Perhaps Walter Sickert was masquerading as Jay Teller masquerading as Jean-Paul Charbonne.

They're masquerading as quick, easy reads.

The La Cañada Flintridge Educational Foundation this week announced it will incorporate an art exhibit and auction into its annual fund-raising spring gala, which this year will be a masquerade ball.

Headliners: Sleepy & Boo, Lost In The Zoo. Sleepy & Boo, New York residents and favorites, will be DJing a masquerade soiree.

After the Saturday evening masquerade, there will be a Shore Leave Dance Party taking place about 10 p.m. (depending on when the masquerade ends).

A number of species not listed in the Flora of North America North of Mexico will be covered, including some exotics that masquerade as natives and are unintentionally used in "native" wetland restoration.