Sentence examples for frequent openings from inspiring English sources

Office assistance and support for tour companies, or tour guides are frequent openings on Craig's List, for example.

According to her friends, Naomi's most frequent opening conversational gambits were "porn, dildos and wanking".

"Hello beautiful, care for a rose?" is a frequent opening, as is a friendly wave accompanied by his boyish smile.

He developed his comedy act at clubs in the New York area in the 1950s, eventually appearing as a frequent opening act for Frank Sinatra.

Observations of one species of brush turkey, Alectura lathami, indicate that the frequent opening of the mound may be as important for ventilation as for temperature control.

Last week Glenn Maxwell gave a brutally honest interview in which he detailed his internal struggle with the loss of his team-mate, and how he and his housemate Aaron Finch – Hughes's close friend and frequent opening partner in one-day internationals – had experienced their worst bouts of grief at different times, making their communication and support for one another fraught.

One of the major performances required for weather strip is the high durability against the frequent opening and closing operations of automobile door.

This high prevalence of B. cereus in milk samples from market areas could be due to improper collection, transportation and handling of the milk as it was observed that almost all personnel's use dirt containers and there is high risk of exposure environmental contamination due to frequent opening and closing of containers.

As the intracellular voltage increases, the calcium ion concentration increases via a more frequent opening and closing of calcium channels.

Exposure to ambient PM is probably higher during summer because of more frequent opening of windows at home and more frequent engagement in outdoor activities.

These results indicate that the augmented part of sigh coincided with the genio-glossal (GG) muscle activation, resulting in frequent opening of airway closure with only brainstem or sub-cortical mechanism, but without cortical involvement.