Sentence examples for growing opening from inspiring English sources

Sanders is exploiting a big and growing opening on the left; so much the better for him that it fits so well with who he is.

Advertising budgets are growing, opening possibilities both at companies that place the ads and at ad agencies.

Tonight at 8 30, with Young People, the Crapenters and Growing opening; admission is $8 (Pareles).

From the sense of stillness at the end of the Schoenberg, inspiring absolute silence in the hall for several seconds, grew the opening of Schubert's Op 78 Sonata in G, a seemingly sunny but deceptive piece toying with dance rhythms and innocent turns of phrase and coming up with something poignantly wistful, almost otherworldly.

I could have sworn I heard moss growing during the opening minutes of this "Cyrano".

A new mother at a nearby table, Suzanne Leyden, an actuary, said the authorities seemed to have anticipated the growing needs by opening or expanding primary schools.

Thursday's deal could also provide a boost to North Korea's special industrial zone, which, despite restrictions, has been growing steadily since opening in late 2004.

The piece was grounded in a kind of purity, growing from an opening movement that largely consisted of a single silvery melodic line and culminating in a fourth movement derived from a Buddhist chant.

These fluctuations merely reinforce the impression, growing since the opening week of the season, that both are moderate enough to be vulnerable against the clubs below them in the league.

Yet, America's small businesses face critical challenges that prevent them from opening, growing and expanding.

The first land grant was made in 1794 to former convict and jailor Henry Kable, and the suburb began growing following the opening of the railway station on the Main Suburban railway line in 1879.