Sentence examples for get to open from inspiring English sources

Brown did not get to open the building.

Few kids' films get to open major international festivals: they just don't wield the cineastic clout.

'What is inside?' Then you get to open it and read it and that is its own pleasure.

"And I think it's a really sad story that Lynn Seymour didn't get to open the night," she adds.

In a more popular (or populous) mountain range, only the very best skiers would get to open up new routes.

The pianists get to bang on the keys, and they get to open up the piano and play with its insides.

They respect the process and the energy it takes to get to opening night.

A final word: I don't normally get to opening nights, but I did this time.

"I've got to open," he pleaded.

The winner got to open for him one night.

We've got to open up the process.