Sentence examples for making an opening from inspiring English sources

House Republicans say she waived her constitutional right by making an opening statement in which she proclaimed her innocence.

7.33pm GMT Select Committee on Intelligence chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, is making an opening statement.

They argued that by making an opening statement, she had waived her Fifth Amendment right and could be compelled to testify, a contention Ms. Lerner's lawyer disputed.

Paralyzed muscle can recover if the patient can be kept alive, and perhaps the best hope of survival in otherwise desperate cases lies in tube feeding, a tracheotomy (making an opening in the windpipe), and use of an artificial respirator.

While the $50 million fine contemplated in the tentative deal with the New York Department of Financial Services is a small fraction of what Goldman paid in financial crisis-era cases, it is far more than the bank expected to pay after making an opening offer of $3 million, the lawyers briefed on the matter said.

Certainly, it would seem that this wouldn't take a potential IPO off the table, instead, likely making an opening price that much higher.

One N.B.A. scout estimated that Collins had a 25 percent chance of making an opening-night roster next season, based solely on his basketball skills.

Nieves is back as the Yankees' third-string catcher, making an opening-day roster for the first time in 11 seasons.

After Miles made an opening statement, the moderator opened the floor to questions.

They sometimes ask you to make an opening deposit by cash or check when you open the account.

They quickly made an opening in the fence.