Sentence examples for as opening to from inspiring English sources

As opening to millions more frustrated devotees was delayed, speculation grew that the developers were finding it hard to make the magic work, even with a limited number of entrants.

In addition, the annual repair bill for such properties can be at least £40,000, often forcing owners to sell works of art, heirlooms and land as well as opening to tourists.

Following Slaughter, foresight can generally be defined as: "opening to the future with every means at our disposal, developing views of future options, and then choosing between them".

Finding the leading case on any particular claim is as simple as opening to the easily-located proper chapter.

The new U.S.-North U.S.-North Koreahas the potential, he saidiplomacy"as big as thasopening theChina".

In The Virtual Window, Anne Friedberg examines the window as metaphor, as architectural component, and as an opening to the dematerialized reality we see on the screen.

And yet, certain readers viewed this admission not as introspection, but as an opening to pile on.

We took this as an opening to talk as a family about the realities of abuse in our country -- something family movie night rarely offers.

She meant this as an opening to him, at least as a reproach.

Females do not have hemipenes and all that appears is two pink dots as the opening to the scent gland gapes open slightly.

And so, as a friendly and evocative welcome, Aloha serves me well as an opening to my blog.