Sentence examples for main opening from inspiring English sources

The reasons for staging "Bread and Butter" as the festival's main opening attraction must have seemed compelling.

It is usually on the umbilical side that we can see the main opening (aperture) of the final and biggest chamber.

His main opening comes from the nature of the competition; all the other candidates are flawed in one way or another in the eyes of the Republican base.

Jonathan Arthur, who is Florida's state geologist and the director of the Florida Geological Survey, was among several people who, during a dry period, descended a ladder into the main opening, which was about eight feet in diameter.

The society's other main opening exhibitions include "Freedom Now: Photographs by Platon," which considers the African-American fight for civil rights through the lens of the British photographer Platon; and "Revolution!

On the xx tour that arrived at Webster Hall on Wednesday night, jj was the main opening act, and each band showed off a very different gift for insularity.

The red was also used to outline the windows, form the round arches and, most spectacularly, create wild, spiky Florentine arches above the main openings, with staggered edges, giving the impression of a peacock's tail in baked earth.

According to estimations, after having evaporated, a total material mass in the order of 900 kg escaped to the atmosphere with a time-varying rate from five main openings of the building.

The New Zealander twice nearly latched on to set-pieces inside the Newcastle area, while the home side's main openings before half-time were Ben Arfa's three off-target shots from distance.

Stovall and Langston [23] describe the pneumatic recess of the holotype as preserving two main openings, which differs from the single opening in NCSM 14345 [1].

The aperture, the average of the 15 distances, was therefore used as a single metric for the extent of the "main door" opening and closing.