Sentence examples for opened fine from inspiring English sources

It opened fine – but then I couldn't get out.

Surrealism and then Pop Art opened fine art to pornography, and now sexual explicitness is almost tiresomely ubiquitous.

Sunday opened fine, with a gentle breeze, and a light curtain of clouds shading the heat of the July sun.

The skull was opened with fine scissors, and, rather than using a Hamilton syringe as originally reported (Peter and Gill 1975), we used a fine glass capillary held in a micromanipulator as reported for tadpoles (Ouatas et al. 1998).

The opera opened to fine reviews.

Recently, he opened another fine dining hot spot in the sleekly renovated Hotel Bel-Air.

He opened his fine show with a series that incorporated partially sheer, boned bustiers in black.

In 1884, a city market opened, and fine brick market sheds (now demolished) were built.

And then, of course, there's the real National Theater, which has recently opened a fine adaptation of Tennessee Williams's "Baby Doll".

Another programmer, Jason Wood of Curzon Cinemas, has cautionary tales about Lars Von Trier's Melancholia and the Dardenne brothers' The Kid with a Bike, which both opened on fine weekends.

Charlotte Jackson moved her contemporary fair from its previous El Museo Cultural location at the Railyard into the Santa Fe Convention Center (even as she opened her fine new space back at the Railyard; see below).