Sentence examples for another opening of from inspiring English sources
And what should have been an apotheosis of a fine playwright instead registers as just another opening of another show in a so-so season.
As illustrated in Figure 2, from one side, silk/PEO solution was supplied to one of the openings of the stopcock, and from another side, HAp/PEO colloid was supplied to another opening of the stopcock to let solutions blend properly (i.e., silk/PEO + HAp/PEO) and eventually flow towards the needle tip due to the continuous flow rate applied from the syringe pump.
It sees this as another opening to get rid of a leader that does not follow orders from Washington.
The unseasonably sunny Melbourne weather resulted in another contentious opening of the Etihad Stadium roof.
Trading patterns in futures markets suggested that the selloff in Asian markets was a foretaste of another weak opening of trading in the United States on Monday.
Then I pass another grand opening of some magic-hands spot, and the penny-pincher in me kicks in.
It cost you the time the recruiter spent on the opening, the opportunity cost of time the recruiter could've spent that time on another opening, and the time of those impacted by the opening (managers, colleagues).
IF there were any doubts that big beef was making a comeback on Long Island or that northern Nassau could support yet another steakhouse, the opening of Morton's of Chicago in Great Neck has put them to rest.
In another town the opening of a gallery, with office space for the local nonprofit arts organization, might be ho-hum news; but when it comes to the arts, Westport is not an ordinary town.
About two and a half years ago after "losing" (but really winning, because it was forced open) the FCC's 700Mhz spectrum auction, Google set its sights on another goal: the opening of the so-called "white space" (which Google had actually been working on alongside the spectrum opening).
Within four years, Beecham expects to have five hotels open, and be working towards the opening of another five.
