Sentence examples for confidently opening from inspiring English sources

In their response, England began confidently: opening batsmen Atkins and Sarah Taylor built a partnership larger than any managed by New Zealand, scoring 74 runs before the dismissal of Taylor for 39.

There was no mute, Not even Cootie's, that could set the measure Of confidently opened casks of treasure Lighting the cave, and turning the blue suit Of tactful mourning to a pirate kit: The lawlessness, the skipping lilt of it.

Practice using the lock until you can confidently open it without looking at the code.

She speaks confidently of opening her own seafood restaurant serving the Peruvian-Japanese fusion cuisine known as Nikkei.

This conference is our opportunity to complete the current ERA and Innovation Union actions and to move forward confidently towards open innovation, open science and open to the world.

His team began the game with great self-belief, knocking the ball around confidently and repeatedly opening up their opponents.

Barnsley passed the ball around confidently in the opening stages as they looked to record their first away win since 3 December.

Yet the visitors opened confidently here and were completely untroubled before Callum Paterson headed a Matt Ritchie free-kick narrowly wide after 13 minutes.

As in the first leg of the last-16 tie last season Porto opened confidently and sharply, with Conceição showing no thought of containment away from home in his deployment of a three-pronged attack and a high defensive line.

It's not clear if this kind of cross-branding is what is pulling in audiences, but the Hollywood association is arguably adding to the marketing impact of these films: Bang Bang!, Fox Star's 2012 remake of Tom Cruise's Knight and Day, also opened confidently (62.3 crore).

The triple bill that introduces 24 Preludes opens with Balanchine's Apollo – confidently executed by Carlos Acosta on opening night – and closes with Aeternum, a new work by Christopher Wheeldon.