Sentence examples for by openings from inspiring English sources

It will be followed by openings of outlets at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Colaba and the Oberoi Mall in the northern suburb of Goregaon next week.

It was followed by openings at the Newark Public Library, the Hunterdon Museum of Art in Clinton and, more recently, the New Jersey Center for Visual Arts in Summit and the Zimmerli Museum.

So the Hong Kong show will be followed by openings at three White Cube spaces in London this Friday, and then in various other galleries in Europe and the United States.

"Trinity Church had a fantastic opportunity to be a Christlike presence by openings its doors to the protesters," said the Rev. Milind Sojwal, the rector of All Angels Church, an Episcopal parish on the Upper West Side.

His subsequent efforts were stylistically diverse, but he rarely strayed far from the tensions he had achieved in his Eggs, between dazzling exteriors and mysterious interiors, foreshadowed by openings that could appear either soft and vaguely sexual or severely geometric, with the implied monumentality of the entrance to a Mayan temple.

Between the two levels, the retaining walls, usually made of massive stone blocks, are decorated with the great iron rings once used to moor merchant vessels, and some are pierced by openings left by water gates for old palaces or inspection ports for subways, sewers, and underpasses.

"Again we have sold all the best tickets by opening night".

Nadal answered immediately in the third set by opening with a break of serve.

"It's the only time I've been completely blindsided by opening-night reviews," Alexander said.

Now the firm is apparently planning to reverse the labour drain by opening American factories.

By opening schools (four so far), he is hoping to help lay a foundation for a freer Iraq.