Sentence examples for on opened from inspiring English sources
We started saving early on, opened 529 accounts, began campus visits when my daughter, Abby, was a freshman in high school, and signed up for her SAT training well ahead of time.
Earlier this year, the Walker Art Center, which started collecting the Guerrilla Girls' work early on, opened an exhibit of 88 posters created by the women between 1985 and 2012.
I agree that Warhol — along with many other artists from the 1950s on — opened up new ways of making art that traditional "high art" had excluded.
The exhibit, entitled "Our Struggle: Responding to Mein Kampf," which includes the displayed pages, further contextualization, and chalkboards for visitors to respond on, opened there in February, to enthusiastic reviews, and will continue until June 15th.
Be that as it may - and good or not - that afternoon the novel I was stuck on opened up like an Ordnance Survey map, and I could see the whole plot at last.
The glum end to the Test match between Pakistan and England in Abu Dhabi on Saturday – bad light stopped play, despite the floodlights being on – opened a recurring debate: what colour should balls be for Tests played into the gloom?
In October 2013, Act-On opened its APIs so that developers could build third-party applications that use Act-On's data and extend the software's features.
It sold out on opening night.
On opening night, the cheat hit cleanup.
He stole the show on opening day.
