Sentence examples for first opening of from inspiring English sources

That followed the first opening of a Mexican store by Gap, another American clothing giant, in September.

He has not made clear, though, what criteria he will use to assess the success or failure of the first opening of the taps.

By easing Russia's concerns, NATO will then have cleared the biggest obstacle to a first opening of its doors since Spain joined in 1982.

We must celebrate the essential unity of the Australian people Tony Abbott is talking about Jimmy Clements, the only known indigenous man at the first opening of Parliament.

Days before the first opening of an Ikea store on the outskirts of Moscow, authorities declined to connect the electricity; Ikea resorted to renting generators, and since then has made a practice of having them on hand.

Welcoming the first opening of any of the walls that were built to curb sectarian street fighting and intimidation, the local justice minister, David Ford, said it was an "important day for Northern Ireland".

Geoff Cameron headed wide on 15 minutes before Wood was unable to get enough traction on the ball to send it past Ecuador goalkeeper Alexander Dominguez – the first openings of a match which had failed to ignite from the very start.

Look no further than the first opening minutes of Up, where we see the portrayal of young love evolve as it is destined to.

At the very first opening night of the New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center, I sat within earshot of Helen Hayes.

The probability of getting a prescription was higher within the first opening hours of the OOH-PC compared with the following four hours.

Patients aged 18-60 years had a higher probability of being prescribed medication, especially during weekends and within the first opening hours of the OOH-PC.