Sentence examples for names opens from inspiring English sources

The official ground zero memorial, with its tower footprint pools and bronze list of victims' names, opens on Sept. 12, with the associated museum scheduled to open a year from then.

Identified neurons can be downloaded in bulk or individually, while selecting any neuron names opens the detailed view of the corresponding data, metadata, and morphometric measurements.

The strength of their names opens some doors and closes others.

Double clicking on the sequence names opens them in Artemis.

Names like Cézanne, Flaubert, Mayakovsky and Montesquieu are sprinkled throughout, in a kind of cultural shorthand, as if their very names opened intellectual vistas.

The name opens a way through the dream with its horn, and man follows that path.

(By a happy coincidence, the sequel to the film of that name opens in London today).

"In most countries of the world my name opens a few doors," he told me last summer.

The event, which takes as its starting point Alex Ross's book of the same name, opens on 19 January.

CBS College Sports will be renamed CBS Sports Network on April 4. The cable channel will keep its focus on college sports, but the new name opens the possibility of televising other events.

Yet if the president is a big-hitter whose name opens doors in Beijing and Washington, he will surely overshadow his rival.That would not please everyone.