Sentence examples for making opening from inspiring English sources

It is very similar to the way that the increasing sophistication of push notifications and the Apple Watch are making opening apps more optional than ever.

Making opening remarks, which he said was a "relatively uncommon" for a defence barrister, Mr Langdale said his client would be taking to the witness box later in the trial to give evidence about "the fast-moving world of Sunday tabloid journalism - a fiercely competitive world".

Less than a year later, a handful of supervisors, led by Castro representative Scott Wiener, have taken up the cause of planning code simplification by introducing a bill aimed at making opening a restaurant in San Francisco considerably less complicated.

Two years after making "Opening Night," Mr. Gazzara joined forces with another important director, Peter Bogdanovich, who gave him a rare leading role in "Saint Jack," an adaptation of Paul Theroux's novel about an American who operates a brothel in Singapore.

IDSS Executive Director Elizabeth Sikorovsky joined Harvard IACS Executive Director Catherine Chute in making opening and closing remarks.

Both sides have lawyers who make opening statements, cross-examine witnesses under oath and present evidence.

Environmental restrictions make opening new quarries hard.

Do you have to be careful about him pushing himself too hard to make opening day? .

The noise you'll have to make opening windows, pulling up blinds, opening dead-bolts, etc.

It can help make you calmer, and it can make opening up to others much easier.

Although this may make opening the tank difficult, it will provide vital enrichment for your rodent.