Sentence examples for will have exposed from inspiring English sources

The 10,000-square-foot space will have exposed brick walls and rugs with animal prints, a relaxation room with heated benches and floors and a 94-degree saltwater pool.

As etching proceeds, the surface will have exposed sites at different levels.

But the West has taken the risk that if it does not follow through with commitments to change, it will have exposed itself to the charge of hypocrisy.

In contrast, uptake on amorphous ice is large even at very low temperatures because the disordered ice surface will have exposed and therefore accessible O atoms.

After removing the metal seal from the end of the replacement grease cartridge, the end of the cartridge and the removed metal seal will have exposed sharp edges.

You will have exposed wires in the bulb holder once you have pulled the taillight/turn-signal cover from the bed.

The Alliance found that customers who custom-order cars in red, black, or teal prefer dashes of the same color on the interior — so some of its cars will probably have "exposed" metal inside.

If you are against, and somehow stay that way, you will at least have exposed your thinking to the best that the other side has to offer and that is always an instructive thing to do.Jagdish Bhagwati's "Free Trade Today", is just out; Douglas Irwin's "Free Trade Under Fire", is due for release in April.

This will be when they have exposed themselves so much that they no longer lead FBI agents to other Soviet spy contacts.

Morgan scarcely appears to care how he is perceived by the public, but he will know he has exposed his place to the burgeoning talents of Sam Billings and Ben Duckett, not to mention the glowing form of the previously squeezed out Jonny Bairstow.

But even if Mr Hardin gets his way, and the jury clears Andersen, the questionable practices that the trial has exposed will be enough to condemn the firm in the eyes of many others.