Sentence examples for and why he opened from inspiring English sources

And why he opened his Anfield reign by looking into the LFC TV cameras to tell those same supporters: "We have to change from doubter to believer.

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He admitted that his first few years of television work were merely self-promotional, and said that is why he opened Fifteen, and decided to dedicate it to training troubled youth.

The issue facing the officer who shot Azelle Rodney six times was that the forensics and expert evidence challenged his account as to why he opened fire – and kept firing.

Why?" He opened his hands.

He explained why Pauline could sing both Carmen and the Queen of the Night, and why he could have open auditions in Khayelitsha and discover all these wonderful young singers: it was because of the strong choral traditions of the black South African churches.

"Why they open it and why they open up wounds, I don't know," said Debra Sylvester, one of Mr. Jackson's daughters.

Why did he open the door?

Why won't he open them?

And it's why he felt compelled to open his graduate-level course on the finance of retirement and pensions to the masses.

Sean Avery, a left wing for the New York Rangers, put it more sharply this summer when explaining why he and his partners opened Warren 77, a TriBeCa sports bar where Diane Arbus and Andy Warhol prints compete for eyeballs with the bar's myriad TV screens: "Sports bars in America can be kind of horrifying".