Sentence examples for it opened for elite from inspiring English sources

And Burke Mountain Academy (BMA) was the first sports-specific high school developed in North America, dating all the way back to 1970 when it opened for elite ski racers.

The sleuths at llamma.com got their hands on an Xbox 360 Elite and were kind-hearted enough to crack it open for us.

It opened its first branch in 1964, primarily to serve shipping industry elites.

The model wars commenced, with some prominent defections; Brinkley, for instance, briefly joined Casablancas' Elite agency before being wooed back to Ford, who sued Elite when it opened in New York.

"A lot of the elite runners don't even realize that this event is open for elite competition," Mendoza said.

That is, it opens with a misfired witticism uttered at an elite East London dinner party.

Tobias has also gained from rubbing shoulders with the philanthropic elite, which has opened doors and generated business opportunities: There are people that I meet through philanthropy who we've done business with that we would never have met if it was a purely business relationship, and there is a huge interest in philanthropy and therefore it opens a lot of business doors for us as well.

It also opened up new possibilities for change in a country where the political elite is widely viewed as highly conservative.

Because there are not enough choices for New York City public school students, opening an "elite" program is low-hanging fruit for any ambitious Tweed hack looking to move out of the classroom and scratch his or her way up the salary/pension ladder.

It actually opens the way for it.

Instead, sportscotland urges complainants to deal directly with the sport's governing body, in this case Livingston-based Boxing Scotland, who this week opened a new national performance centre for elite boxers in Glasgow's Bridgeton area.