Sentence examples for not of opening from inspiring English sources

Ben Neutze went to see the show at Brisbane Powerhouse and was delighted to be among an audience comprised not of opening night invitees – the usual crowd when you're reviewing a show – but families with kids, who were enchanted with the performance.

"We would not dream of opening any school anywhere if there is any hazard there," Ms. Marshall said.

With the price point of Chandon you are not afraid of opening a bottle on a Monday or Tuesday.

In Moscow, intellectuals don't dream of opening cafés.

The theatre should not be afraid of opening up even more".

"Our country should not be afraid of opening up to the world," Mr. Mer said.

I'm not a fan of opening a large can for only a small amount.

The chatter was not of open discontent but rather of what should happen if Chancellor Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) and its allies emerged as the strongest grouping in the Bundestag.

Don't be afraid of opening a dialog with the seller.

Don't be afraid of opening up the dehydrator to check the meat every few hours to observe its progress.

The label of "Not to open until the time of use" should also be included.