Sentence examples for battle to open from inspiring English sources
American Indians won a long battle to open their own museum on the Mall in Washington; other museums celebrate the westward expansion of the United States but give short shrift to the displacement and killing of American Indians.
Mr Bodman has to push the administration's stalled energy bill through Congress and will rejoin the battle to open an Alaskan wildlife refuge to oil production.Jury selection began in the so-called "trial of the century".
Sir Greg Martin, head of the Durand academy in Southwell, has been at the forefront of a long-running battle to open a Durand state boarding school in Midhurst, West Sussex.
Jenny Price, an environmental writer who has pressed the battle to open hidden beaches, has developed an iPhone app offering a beach-by-beach battle plan for anyone wishing to explore what are, by design, some of the most secluded beaches around.
The speculation is that a great flow of American dollars might chase any Thai initiative to boost trade and strategic ties to bind the two sides of South-East Asia.India too, though a latecomer to the battle to open up the eastern side of the Bay of Bengal, has been making quiet progress.
In their battle to open up economics, Rokadiya et al have one hell of a fight on their hands, for the same reason that it has proved so hard to democratise so many aspects of the post-crash order: the forces of conservatism are just too powerful.
Ikea has been battling to open its first store in New York City for years.
As winter approaches, Pakistani authorities are battling to open blocked roads and restore communication links with far-flung areas.
As Wal-Mart battles to open its first stores in New York City, the City Council will hold a hearing on Wednesday on the possible impact to local businesses and communities.
As a zestful insurgent battling to open his party, Mr. McCain has brought gusts of fresh air, excitement and common sense to American politics.
"I was turned on to the idea of going to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to photograph back in the late seventies, during one of the heated political battles to open up the refuge to oil exploration," Sternbach told me.
