Sentence examples for a perfect opening from inspiring English sources

At once flinty and treacly – like a perfect opening partnership.

After a perfect opening drive, McIlroy birdied the par-5 first hole.

Talbot gets a perfect opening from Rose Pak, a force in Chinatown politics.

It is, for my money, a perfect opening: fast, funny, suspenseful, sexy, dazzlingly weird.

The sharing of Japanese rituals, in her mind, is a perfect opening.

The proxy statement offers a perfect opening for dialogue between shareholders and independent directors such as the lead director.

If the retired poet laureate can come up with a better first chapter than "The Old Sea-Dog at the Admiral Benbow", or a more perfect opening line than "Squire Trelawney, Dr Livesey, and the rest of these gentlemen having asked me to write down the whole particulars about Treasure Island", etc, I will eat the Observer, with a side order of haggis and a chaser of good malt whisky.

"My most immediate impression was that it couldn't be a more perfect opening night film for the 39th Denver Film Festival," said Erickson, responding to a series of email questions for the first of two articles featuring some of the event's most significant pairings.

Lebanon provided the perfect opening: a frail democracy recovering from civil war, with parties and lingering militias primarily organized by religion.

The new dining hall, with its $300,000 worth of new equipment, was the perfect opening - and a chance to initiate the money-back-guarantee challenge.

The gossiping only stopped as the prince stepped forward, essaying a joke: "I would like to thank Colin Firth for my perfect opening line: 'I have a voice'," he started diffidently, proving that at least one member of the royal family has seen The King's Speech.