Sentence examples for better opening from inspiring English sources

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has had better opening sets.

Just a bunch of free throws so far, but a decidedly better opening tempo in this one.

A better opening shot by Phil Mickelson, though, who has left his driver at home for the week.

And what better opening for a politician trolling for votes at the city's largest celebration of Caribbean culture?

Nicely smoky grilled shrimp with assertive ratatouille, about half the price of the foie gras, made a better opening deal.

With two home games to start - Italy follow Scotland to Twickenham - they could not have asked for a better opening.

"Carnival Ride" (Arista), her second release, sold 527,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan, one of the better opening-week showings in 2007 and the best for a female artist in three years.

The Burnley manager, Sean Dyche, was in attendance to see the home side create the better openings, but efforts from Markus Olsson, Tom Lawrence and John O'Sullivan never truly troubled visiting goalkeeper Scott Carson.

It was harsh on the Koreans who had created the better openings, even though they were inferior in the possession stakes.

Liverpool continued to press, albeit with Martin Kelly providing the only consistent threat with his rampaging runs and quality deliveries from right-back, but it was Sparta who moved the ball more accurately and constructed better openings on the counter-attack.

Rangers had the better openings.