Sentence examples for open concluded from inspiring English sources

In 1971, the Open concluded three days later than scheduled.

In those years, the Open concluded with two rounds on Saturday.

Last year, when the Open concluded on Monday because of severe weather disruption, that peak figure on the BBC reached 4.7m.

A preliminary study about the feasibility of installing roofs at the Open concluded that it would be too costly to cover Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Andy Roddick and Serena Williams, who have confirmed their plans to partner in London, had previously announced their intent to play mixed doubles together at the 2012 Australian Open shortly after the 2011 U.S. Open concluded.

The Scottish researchers, whose study was published in March in the journal BMJ Open, concluded that there is "a clash between overt or covert infant feeding idealism and the reality experienced".

There is much tennis to be played before the United States Open concludes, of course, including Murray's first-round match against Alex Bogomolov Jr., an opponent known to make Murray uncomfortable.

Or are you just assuming beating 6 ft 10 guy with rocket serve is a given?" The match will be held the weekend after the Australian Open concludes, Jan . 31to Feb. 2. The host city, site and playing surface are yet to be determined, and will be announced by the United States Tennis Association in the coming months.

As the U.S. Open concludes at Flushing Meadows, it's worth looking roughly 60 miles east of the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, where one of the first video games ever made was a tennis game, created more than 50 years ago on Long Island.

Mike Tierney, The Times: An autopsy report released this week, just before N.F.L. training camps opened, concluded that the former Atlanta Falcons safety Ray Easterling, who committed suicide in April, had a degenerative brain disease widely connected to athletes who have absorbed frequent blows to the head.

An autopsy report released this week, just before N.F.L. training camps opened, concluded that the former Atlanta Falcons safety Ray Easterling, who committed suicide in April, had a degenerative brain disease widely connected to athletes who have absorbed frequent blows to the head.