Sentence examples for become the opening from inspiring English sources

Alex Fishman, a columnist, wrote on Sunday in the newspaper Yediot Aharanot, "The highway leading to an intifada is wide open," adding that Mr. Jaradat's death "is liable to become the opening shot".

He showed how one of the chords had become the opening notes to "Blackbird".

What has become the opening ceremony began as a procession through the town of Much Wenlock.

It has become the opening salvo in the battle over the next Supreme Court nomination -- even before a vacancy occurs.

But the debate over how to shine a light on the funds, known as earmarks, has become the opening skirmish of the mayoral race, pitting the public advocate, Bill de Blasio, against the Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn.

Administration officials insist that they are only doing research and are not committed to developing new weapons, but this project could well become the opening wedge for a full-fledged production program.

"The Forsyte Saga" became the opening section of the "Forsyte Chronicles".

Three years later, he and Doug Cartland became the opening act for the Globetrotters.

The tweet became the opening line of what would eventually be her new book.

It won the Nebula short story award and became the opening chapter of Dreamsnake.

In this book Zen Buddhism becomes the opening wedge for an extraordinarily wide-ranging exploration of consciousness.