Sentence examples for beginning of the open from inspiring English sources
At the beginning of the Open, Sanchez-Vicario almost decided against it, because she was nursing a sore ankle.
This is the first time since the beginning of the Open Era (1968) that the top three seeded men have failed to outlast the fourth round.
But neither Federer nine years ago nor Laver at the beginning of the Open era faced the competition or had to play the kind of grueling tennis Djokovic did to accomplish what he did this year.
Comparing greatness across tennis eras is complicated because the sport was once divided into amateur and professional circuits, with professionals unable to compete in the Grand Slam tournaments until 1968, the beginning of the open era.
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly referred to as Obamacare, the new rates would go into effect come November, at the beginning of the open enrolment period for 2016.
The source code was also distributed to users so they could contribute improvements, marking the beginning of the open systems concept.
Updated at 8.54pm BST 8.46pm BST An Aerobility flypast with a trail of fireworks marks the beginning of the Opening Ceremony.
So imagine Mr. Cohen's dismay when, at a preview of "Doctor Atomic" last October, he heard the beginning of the opening chorus: Matter can be neither created nor destroyed but only altered in form.
For all other patients, movement disorders were evaluated from the initiation of risperidone treatment at the beginning of the open-label extensions.
BP data are mean (SD), mm Hg. *Week 12 data are from the end of the double-blind treatment period before all participants were switched to OM 40/AML 5/HCTZ 12.5 mg at the beginning of the open-label extension period.
