Sentence examples for benefit opened with from inspiring English sources

Monday's benefit opened with the naming of this year's recipients of the school's Mae L. Wien Awards.

The concert, at the Manhattan Center, brought out once again the last two big headliners in New York salsa, Celia Cruz and Tito Puente; the benefit opened with two younger acts with strong records, Dark Latin Groove and Lisette Melendez.

One of the many cultural events that were canceled because of the events on Tuesday was the gala benefit opening night of the New York City Opera with a new production of Wagner's "Flying Dutchman".

"The airport is definitely a benefit, opening up a whole new area for companies to do business with us".

Although there are benefits to opening with learning outcomes – helping teachers choose appropriate activities and letting students know what they'll be taught – the science of learning suggests there may be more effective ways of starting a lesson.

Perhaps it's politically correct to wonder whether the book would have benefited from opening with a serious reflection on the extensive suffering and substantial death toll among the Yanomamö in the wake of the measles outbreak, whether or not Chagnon bore any responsibility for it.

The evening opened with a benefit dinner for 500 on the Grand Tier and was followed by a cast party for 400 guests at the restaurant Shun Lee.

The show, which opened with a preview benefit Wednesday night, is a fund-raiser for the American Folk Art Museum, and the third such annual event under its sponsorship.

ANDREA and THOMAS HAMPSON.; Feb. 7: The New York Design Fair at the Seventh Regiment Armory opened with a preview party benefiting Project A.L.S.

That division was opened with hopes of huge financial benefit to the company but ended with little but losses.

At its benefit dinner in March in New York, the evening opened with a clip from Ms. Avrin's film.