Sentence examples for almost from its opening from inspiring English sources

Its success has not been confined to the United States Tokyoo Disneyland has been a financial and public relations success almost from its opening in 1983.

"Tobacco Road has been grossing $8000 a week, almost from its opening; the weekly royalties to Erskine Caldwell, the author, & Jack Kirkland, who did the dramatizing, are now averaging $1500 apiece.

Torchwood, in Davies's own words, is "a very bisexual programme", and demonstrates a fluid approach to both gender and sexuality "almost from its opening moments": for example, the lead character Captain Jack Harkness nonchalantly mentions he was once pregnant; and later, the other lead characters discuss Jack's sexuality.

ServiceNow is up nearly 200% from its opening price early last month.

I was at the ALAC fair from its opening and it was almost an hour of a packed room before I spotted a non-white person.

Sutton would catalogue the Brazilian's journey, from its opening through the moment it almost came to a premature conclusion, and from the triumphs through to its tragic ending at Imola on 1 May 1994.

From its opening until January it enlisted 35 visitors.

Last week, "Thor" fell 57% from its opening of nearly $86 million.

It grossed $10 million, a 63% decrease in ticket sales from its opening weekend.

From its opening scene, "Django" inverts this scenario.

Rachel Cusk's new novel is tremendous from its opening sentence.