Sentence examples for below opening from inspiring English sources

The movie, from DreamWorks Animation, brought in an estimated $71.3 million, far from chump change but sharply below opening tallies for the franchise's previous two movies, which did not have premium-priced 3-D tickets to prop them up.

Chancer unknots the crossed arms by inserting his wide muzzle through the locked arms from below, opening them up and nuzzling toward Iyal's face, licking and slobbering, until the boy's screams turn to tears of remorse or to laughter.

Firms from over 50 countries invested in Iran between 1992 and 2008, with Asia and Europe the largest participants as shown below: Opening Iran's market place to foreign investment could also be a boon to competitive multinational firms operating in a variety of manufacturing and service sectors, worth $600 billion to $800 billion in new investment opportunities over the next decade.

For instance, multiple studies have demonstrated altered immune responses in ASD patients (see below), opening an active area of research on immune biomarkers that can distinguish ASD patients who might benefit from specifically targeted therapy.

Plus (as we'll see below), opening many lines of credit can sometimes damage your credit reputation.[3].

(Mr. Mee's "Fire Island," see below, opens elsewhere in April).

Peshmerga artillery batteries, in a valley below, opened fire, and the two sides battled with cannon and mortars, apparently without lethal effect, for ten minutes.

Linda Alvarez, the nominally Hispanic news reader on WBFW-TV in Buffalo, where it is "5 a.m. and 5 below," opens the morning news program.

The first restaurant JACK and GRACE LAMB, below, opened was Jewel Bako, perhaps the most elegant and expensive restaurant in the East Village.

(2) and (3) as below: Open image in new window Fig. 3 Features selection from the extracted features by the SRS.

Reduced to a Gothic skeleton, the abbey is penetrated by beauty from above and below, open to precisely those elements it had once hoped to frame for pious young men, as an object for their patient contemplation.