Sentence examples for french opening from inspiring English sources

In anticipation of the French opening of "Whatever Works" on July 1st, Woody Allen is making his appearances in the media there.

In 1793 he added to his original name the name of Louverture; the name's exact significance is unknown, but its meaning in French, "opening," may have referred to his tactical ability as a military commander.

Hong Sang-soo's "Claire's Camera," featuring dialogue in Korean, English, and French, opening this weekend (and Wes Anderson's "Isle of Dogs," in English and Japanese, coming March 23rd), got me thinking about other movies that feature multiple languages.

Naipaul, the greatest of all postcolonial authors, cooperated fully with French, opening up a huge cache of private letters and diaries and supplementing the revelations they disclosed with remarkably candid interviews.

From the evidence of the all-French opening gala, the renewal will justify the bill in musical terms.

It was Robert's first singles victory at the French Open in three opening-round tries since 2004.

If memory serves, he dropped the opening set of his opening match at the French Open too.

What a contrast it has been to Murray's French Open campaign, where his opening two matches against rank outsiders took five sets each.

Although Brands delivered quite a jolt to the tournament and Nadal on Monday in the first round of the French Open by winning the opening set and threatening to take the second, Brands ultimately went the way of everyone but Soderling at Roland Garros.

Of the anonymous crew of nobodies who fashioned the upsets, only the 62d-ranked Tim Henman, the player who downed Yevgeny Kafelnikov, the French Open champion, in an opening-round five-setter, has already become a somebody.

Van Roost also beat her in the opening round of the French Open last month.