Sentence examples for open to complete from inspiring English sources

How badly did you want to win the French Open to complete a career Grand Slam? A. I'd love to win it.

Muirfield is where Nicklaus represented his country for the first time at the 1959 Walker Cup and won the 1966 British Open to complete a career Grand Slam.

Sharapova, who won this year's French Open to complete her career Grand Slam, defeated Melinda Czink of Hungary 6-2, 6-2.

The average time it has taken the racket stringers this year at the United States Open to complete a racket is 16 minutes.

She won 11 events in 2002 the most in the LPGA in nearly 40 years and in 2003 she won the LPGA Championship and the Women's British Open to complete the career Grand Slam.

Comeback of the year When Maria Sharapova won the French Open to complete her collection of Grand Slam singles titles, she achieved quite a reversal of fortune considering that Sharapova had once compared herself to a "cow on ice" on red clay and considering that Sharapova had not won a major title since shoulder surgery in 2008.

Mr. Barak was placed in the Dogwood Cabin, where Anwar Sadat stayed 22 years ago when the successful summit meeting between Egypt and Israel opened to complete public skepticism about what it could accomplish.

A double-track junction with the Illawarra Line at Erskineville south of Illawarra Junction, twin single track tunnels connecting to the Eastern Suburbs Railway platforms at Central, a set of underground platforms at Redfern and a turnback tunnel at Martin Place opened to complete the project on 20 July 1980.

Some models may need to be opened to complete this step.

Magic Key, a song-poem company featured in the documentary, has songs like "Soulmate of a Different Timeline" and "Me and Buddha in a Red Toyota" online at www.mp3.com/redrockrecords. ("Off the Charts" shows Magic Key's owner-operator, Art Kaufman, taking a lyric from envelope opening to completed song in 49 minutes).

She returned to form in 2012, however, winning the French Open to become just the seventh female player in the Open era to complete a career Grand Slam.