Sentence examples for excluding opening from inspiring English sources

The Yankees, mindful that people were unhappy with how the Rivera dolls were distributed, announced before Wednesday's game that they would offer a free ticket to a 2014 regular-season game, excluding opening day and Old-Timers' Day, to anyone who held a ticket to Tuesday night's game.

Fans who had tickets to last night's game can also receive a ticket to what the Yankees called a "bonus game" in April or May of 2002 (excluding opening day and subject to availability).

Sunday's final was beaten among the Olympics sporting events (excluding the opening and closing ceremony) only by Usain Bolt's 100 metres win, watched by 20 million viewers.

Excluding the opening and ending sequences, there are 16 parts to the story; the first half is set within the planetarium while the latter half is set outside in the ruined city where the planetarium resides.

Like-for-like sales - excluding new openings - rose by 1.2%.

Sales excluding store openings rose 2.8% in the 10 weeks to 6 January, Majestic said in a trading update.

Sales excluding store openings and closures fell 1% in the final three months of 2014 despite online sales jumping by a third.

Kingfisher, which also runs the Castorama and Brico Dépôt stores in France and elsewhere, said group revenue rose by 4% to £10.8bn with like-for-like sales (excluding new openings) up by 1.3%.

The company's gross margins in China are half of those of its international division, and the group will not break even (excluding pre-opening costs) until 2005 on an investment of $120m and rising.

The total distance cycled in time trials this year came to 96km (60 miles) excluding the 6km opening Prologue, more than in any of the last four Tours, but less than in 2003, 2006 or 2007. 5. Money.

In contrast, sales at the Express convenience stores rose 4.5%, excluding new store openings.