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The fact that current carrying loops experience a net torque in a magnetic field is the principle behind the electric motor, where the electrical energy involved in establishing a current is converted into the mechanical energy of rotating a shaft.
Best Answer: Depends on the motor, but you'll always have a loop, or several loops, of wire changing their orientation with respect to the motor's field magnets. If the motor's field is supplied by permanent magnets you'll get a bit of voltage across the motor leads. In an induction motor and most other motors you won't, because the fields are supplied by electromagnets.