Sentence examples for finding an opening from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Gram's biggest problem may be finding an opening for Richard Gere.

The opposite of picturesque, it causes one to scan the canvas restlessly without finding an opening into depth or focal point.

In overtime, Spadola set up the winning field goal by finding an opening in the Giants' zone coverage for a 70-yard catch from Simms.

After finding an opening to voice the key theme of her campaign early on — "We have to build an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top" — she spoke confidently and with precision more or less throughout.

Mr. Nichols began by walking through stores, finding an opening in what's known as the small-doll aisle, where My Little Pony and Littlest Pet Shop had reigned for years.

In an attempt to solve their problem in finding a reliable opening partnership in the series, England promoted Verity to open the batting in the fourth Test.

But finding a wireless opening was tough.

"Similarly to finding a good opening partnership with the bat, exactly the same thing applies with the ball.

It does not solve the most critical of the team's problems - finding a durable opening pair, blending an attack that can take 20 wickets, unearthing a spinner who can both attack and defend.

The goal of the problem is finding an economically optimal opening time of harvesting farmed fishery resources, after which they are harvested with a known intensity and sold.

How it would turn out she would not be sure, sometimes putting material aside for years and, on returning to it, finding that an opening was now the ending.