Sentence examples for an ideal opening from inspiring English sources
Finally, the established numerical method is combined with a genetic algorithm and applied to optimize UOE process parameters for obtaining an ideal opening gap.
As with the debate over the trade deficit, the German chancellor's power to change the status quo around Nord Stream 2 remains limited – not an ideal opening gambit for the kind of dealmaking process apparently favoured by Trump.
Meanwhile it's not been an ideal opening for Phil Mickelson, who birdied 2 but gave the shot back on 3 and has just dropped another at 5 to slip back to +1. 7.55pm BST Ominously, up trots Tiger.
This wonderful variety of weather that has provided the nation with an ideal opening to any chitchat with strangers, and that does not appear likely to change any time soon.
It's an opera that in content and scale wouldn't make much sense at the Met, so it's an ideal opening act for a New York City Opera, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music for two of its four productions, that is trying to define itself artistically after a listless last season.
Cook's great virtue is that he's a tough nut to crack, and that's what makes him an ideal opening batsman.
If you're a high school senior trying to seduce the admissions officer reading your application essay, this may not strike you as the ideal opening line.
Not the ideal opening for the second series of Scott & Bailey (ITV1), Manchester's answer to Cagney and Lacey.
ABC executives quickly realized the specials were the ideal opening act for the Oscars -- because they could also serve as the closing act.
Mr. Daynard and others, saying they believed that the McDonald's case was not the ideal opening volley, tried to persuade the lawyer who filed the case not to.
We must assume that Strauss wants to keep Pietersen ostracised, insisting that England's middle-order is currently functioning pretty well and that KP is not the ideal opening partner for Cook (even though this combination would ensure everyone turning up on time).
