Sentence examples for broad openings from inspiring English sources

Between the levels, running nearly the length of each wall, were broad openings like slits.

We stopped at a broad opening, high up.

But a broad opening to new manufacturing, for example, would be different.

What follows are some broad opening-night thoughts about the world economy.

There, Benedict once again touched on freedoms that go beyond the broad opening to religious practice that has occurred here in the past two decades, which he has celebrated.

From a broad opening theme that sounded like a viol consort, then a wheezy harmonium, the work slowly moved through sequences of development and contrast, its complexities thoroughly disguised by affectless surfaces.

If some real mutual benefits also accrue, then all the better.Mr Xi's visit, at least from India's perspective, is thus best seen as a part of Mr Modi's broad opening push as prime minister.

Mr. Govan said the purchase, which was reported by The Los Angeles Times on Wednesday night on its Web site, latimes.com, was financed through the museum's current fund-raising campaign but was not related to the Broad opening.

In his broad opening remarks to the inquiry, Heferen warned that tax was "a challenging policy area" and any changes needed to be considered carefully because there were high risks of overreach.

This would be the first easing of Taiwan's longstanding ban on direct links to the mainland, but is far short of the broad opening of commercial ties both sides say they want.

It was a decision Mexico never expected to make when the battle began, back in the early stages of the country's broad opening to foreign commerce under the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.