Sentence examples for be that opening from inspiring English sources
The counter-point would be that opening up the rule could make games, which have already been creeping up in length over recent years, drag on even further if coaches were successfully challenging more different kinds of plays.
Their interpretation was that opening of the PtP, which causes mitochondrial depolarization, triggers the flash.
The official advice is that opening someone else's mail is a federal offence.
The good news is that the opening act was Frank Zappa.
What that "normally" means is that the opening lead must be a club.
1st over: Ireland 4-1 (Stirling 4, Joyce 0) Well's that some opening.
All it has is that one opening idea, an intriguing premise with nothing to follow.
Another analogy I love is that an opening set is like tantric sex, not XXX hardcore.
"The main thing is that the opening-night party is better," Richard Kornberg, who represents the New York Theatre Workshop, says.
