Sentence examples for opened big from inspiring English sources

"Born This Way" opened big, at 1.1 million, but then fell 84.3 percent to 174,000.

Shutter Island has already opened big in the US, and will presumably do likewise here.

His grandfather, Marty Rotker, opened Big Top, a local chain of toy and stationery stores.

Stone's new film, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, has just opened big in the US.

"When Salvador put the knife to that goat's neck that day in Borrego, the goat's eyes opened big and wide.

That was the story this summer when movies opened big and then disappeared after a couple of weekends.

Froome, a Kenya-born Briton, had wanted to follow up on his explosive ride to Ax 3 Domaines on Saturday, which brought him the Tour lead for the first time in his career and opened big-time gaps over his rivals.

The last time a Burton movie opened bigger was in 2010, with Alice in Wonderland.

Today, her vision and experience play a key role as the company invests in rethinking its entire approach to talent creating a flexible environment that has opened big-break possibilities to individuals who were previously passed over as unable to accommodate the work, travel and scheduling rigors normally associated with such positions.

The first "Star Trek" actually opened bigger in 2009 than its sequel eventually would, with $75 million — yet fell only 43%.

Only "Toy Story 3," with a $110.3-million 110.3-million in 2010, has openedebutger for Disney-oweekendxar.