Sentence examples for early opening from inspiring English sources

Griffey, of course, was the star of ESPN's early opening day coverage.

Officials responded by closing schools early, opening public pools before the start of swimming season and establishing cooling centers in municipal buildings for people without air-conditioning.

Notre Dame has a similar break early, opening as the fifth-seeded team in the West in Indianapolis against Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Thursday.

Mr. Crystal, his vaudeville grin firmly in place, set the tone early, opening the show with a song-and-dance montage that managed to send up the nine best-picture nominees, Tom Cruise, the movie "Bridesmaids," and his own aging career all at once.

Centre Garry Ringrose's superb break set up an early opening try for visiting skipper Isa Nacewa.

The excitement is driven by brands and loyalties, the excitement around launches — both Bain and I share the experience of waking up early, opening multiple browser windows and trying to score the hot release of the week — and athlete involvement.

U2 was one of the Stray Cats' early opening acts, too serious to make it big, Rocker thought.

The research described herein was conducted as a part of NCHRP Project 18-04B, Early Opening-to-Traffic Portland Cement Concrete for Pavement Rehabilitation [Van Dam TJ.

This study evaluated the thermal properties of an early-opening conductive heated pavement system with snow-melting functionality.

Based on the thermal characteristics of the early-opening conductive heated pavement system and the experimental thermal conductivity results for the protective concrete, heat transfer analysis was performed on a full-scale sample; here, the separation distance between the copper plates in the base concrete layer (1000, 1250, and 1500 mm) was used as a variable.

In case you missed the news, Macy's has decided to get into the early-opening arms race, nuking whatever distinction once existed between a "department" store and a crass discounter.