Sentence examples for opened essentially from inspiring English sources

It opened, essentially, on the theme of remembrance.

A company called 24 Hour Fitness in Pleasanton, Calif., a major operator west of the Mississippi, opened essentially a full gym at McCarran Airport in Las Vegas in February.

"The hatchback architecture costs a lot of stiffness," Robinson says, referring to how a big back window that opens essentially weakens the Z's chassis.

When you have the ability through the years to open essentially for almost everybody in the business, and can honestly spend a little bit of time with them, it's a lot of learning.

The Redskins opened today essentially in double-coverage of Shockey, a safety behind a linebacker.

Considering that Tiger Woods, the world No. 1 in absentia, won the United States Open essentially on one leg, perhaps there is a lesson in this for aspiring champions.

Nets Coach Lawrence Frank has declared spots 3 through 15 on the roster open, essentially meaning everyone not named Carter or Harris is vying for playing time.

The question of how these objects should be visually designed in order to be accepted by human users as interlocutors and assistants remains open, essentially owing to a lack of behavioural surveys.

Ewald Nowotny, a council member from Austria, was quoted on Monday as saying that the ECB was keeping its options open, essentially in "wait-and-see" mode, which did not seem so different to his comments last month that the ECB should be "cautious" and hold back some of its rate-cutting "firepower".

Some Challenge events are "support races" -- opening acts, essentially -- at Formula One venues.

Approval for adult use, said Mr. Germano of the specialty care unit, "would open up essentially hundreds of millions of additional patients who could benefit from the vaccine".