Sentence examples for had its opening from inspiring English sources

The concert hall had its opening last night.

He convinced Break Media to go along with his idea, and when the Cavaliers were unceremoniously bounced from the playoffs Thursday night, the video had its opening.

To open even later: "Spider-Man," the sixty-five-million-dollar Broadway musical, which had its opening delayed for a fifth time yesterday.

On 25 May 1989 the first real parliament in the Soviet Union – the Congress of People's Deputies – had its opening session.

At the same time, the first of the Newark schools, Vailsburg Prep, had its opening postponed to 2011 from the requested 2010, and the second, Spirit Prep, applied in 2010 for a 2011 opening but was also delayed a year.

The Hall of Human Origins occupies the galleries of its predecessor, the Hall of Human Biology and Evolution, which had its opening 12 years ago, before many of the advances in genomics and a number of major fossil discoveries.

The N.F.L. draft, however, which will have its opening round Thursday night at Radio City Music Hall, has become something different.

Limit cycles occur when the robot is navigating towards the goal but enters an enclosure that has its opening in a direction opposite to the goal.

And Thursday, for the first time, The Voice will be unleashed in Madison Square Garden, where the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus has its opening night.

But his comment captures the excitement presently surrounding the Broadway revival of Betrayal, Harold Pinter's 1978 play, which will have its opening night at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in Times Square on 27 October.

The Bodyguard begins previews on 6 November and will have its opening night on 6 December.