Sentence examples for example opening from inspiring English sources

In March, a severely critical Commons select committee report urged libraries to "seriously address opening hours by, for example, opening in the evenings and on Sundays".

They may well ask why charities are allowed to trade and keep tax exemptions, especially if they set up in direct competition by, for example, opening a café.

So, for example, opening a £10 per point spread bet on Speedy Jet may require an initial deposit of £50 (at a 5% deposit rate), rather than the £1,000 upfront if you had bought the shares.

For example, opening Albee's The Goat (2002) at a random page, I came across a run of five successive speeches notated: (not amused), (genuine surprise), (prompting), (innocent), (controlling himself).

Prices vary; for example, opening night -- the opera "Boris Godunov," based on the Pushkin drama and produced by the Russian filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky -- runs from 640 to 3,840 rubles ($23 to $140, at about 27 rubles to the dollar).

"The authorities in charge should make it easier for the public," he said, by, for example, opening up more windows for vaccination rather than allowing long lines to form.

Slurp, for example, opened sites in Germany and France last year.

The New York Post, for example, opened a printing plant in 2001 at 132nd Street between Rose Feiss Boulevard and Locust Avenue.

Babylon, for example, opens its white flowers, marked with red throats, in late April.

A canopy at his Valencia Science Center in Spain, for example, opens and closes like an eyelid.

ACDSee ($50, www.acdsystems.com), for example, opens up with four stacked toolbars teeming with buttons.