Sentence examples for for a new opening from inspiring English sources

Is he looking for a new opening partner for Alastair Cook in Test cricket?

Grace, played by Anjanette Hall, has been summoned to audition for a new opening as violist for the quartet.

Now there are nine Test matches before the Ashes double-header for Cook to bed in as leader and for a new opening partnership to form.

An optimistic interpretation is that Kim, giving the lie to his clownish, bon-viveur image, is actually being rather Machiavellian by setting the stage for a new opening to the west.

But the Port Authority of New York and Jersey and the train's builders, a consortium led by Bombardier Transportation, which is based in Montreal, have not resumed testing since the derailment and have not scheduled a target date for a new opening, said Pasquale DiFulco, an agency spokesman.

One song, "Jarabi," which Mr. Diabaté has been playing for years, gets a new opening riff lifted from Compay Segundo, the "Buena Vista" singer and songwriter who died in 2003 at age 95.

This "Durban Platform for Enhanced Action" broke with the Kyoto Protocol and signaled a new opening for innovative thinking (which we, at the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements, took to heart).

If this experiment works, marketers may have discovered a new opening for advertisers to crawl inside the home PC.

There is a "new opening for a more robust liberalism," said Michael Tomasky, editor at large of the liberal magazine The American Prospect.

The rest of the Republican candidates, particularly former Gov. Jon M. Huntsman Jr. of Utah, hoped the moment would provide a new opening for their own candidacies.

"Such works created a new opening for contemporary sculpture," Eugenie Tsai, curator of the Whitney Museum retrospective, said in a telephone interview a few days later.