Sentence examples for could have opening from inspiring English sources

The council said none of its 50 libraries would close, but some branches could have opening hours reduced.

On the contrary: the movie, which cost about $80 million to make, could have opening-weekend sales of more than $100 million, far more than the first "Twilight".

Billboard predicted that the album -- released at midnight on Monday, shortly after Lil Wayne gave the closing performance on MTV's Video Music Awards -- could have opening-week sales as high as 900,000.

Analysts project that the "The Hunger Games," which cost about $80 million to make and is planned as a four-movie franchise, could have opening-weekend sales of about $90 million — far more than the first "Twilight" and on par with "Iron Man," which went on to take in over $585 million worldwide in 2008.

Kansas City, St . Louis and Oaklandcould also have openings, leaving several teams to sift through a shallow pool of applicants.

This year, the Yankees could have an opening-day roster with an average salary of $673,097, and that wouldn't include earned incentive bonuses that are figured in for the end-of-season average salary.

The Rockets could have the toughest opening schedule.

The American could have won the opening set.

Like us, they could have won their opening game but didn't.

These mighty women walking into a bar together could have been the opening of a Lenny Bruce joke.

The last two pages of Beloved could have been the opening since they describe what I was thinking when I began.