Sentence examples for an opening presented from inspiring English sources

Instead, Coach John Muckler sent waves of players at both nets, shouting for someone to shoot every time an opening presented itself.

Then the bus ride from Katmandu: careering along cliffside roads, passing slower vehicles whenever a mouse hole of an opening presented itself, accompanied by a constant soundtrack of honking horns.

So when an opening presented itself Tuesday night, Republicans pounced.

An opening presented itself in the form of Kentucky's Republican senator Jim Bunning, who was then seventy-seven.

"Any part of the house that isn't a wall, that is an opening, presents a threat".

In our view, they are smart to seize the opening presented by Mr. Giuliani's new rhetoric of inclusion.

For both proponents and critics of the system, the wide-scale opening presents a crucial early test.

Each micropylar opening presents a single small orifice and its surrounding chorion is porous and densely set with tiny projections allowing the spermatozoa to penetrate the egg.

If no royal opening presents itself, steer the conversation around to how you faint at the doctor's office every time they take blood.

In a surprise prelude of great conceptual elegance, an opening gallery presents an assortment of historical photographs of "The Last Supper".

After decades of eroding public faith in government and presidents that started with Vietnam and Watergate, politicians now have an opening to present themselves as faithful, trustworthy public servants.