Sentence examples for opened for example from inspiring English sources

The group opened, for example, with a fast csardas, a dance piece that had some of the rhythmic characteristics of a hornpipe.

When opened, for example, the screen's bottom edge drops well below hinge level, thanks to a remarkable L-shaped hinge -- a small gesture of defiance against the reclining passenger in front of you.

After Google was attacked in 2010 and the Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists were opened, for example, investigators were able to trace the source to two educational institutions in China, including one with ties to the Chinese military.

Instead of having to jury-rig their refrigerators so that the lights do not come on when the door is opened, for example, Orthodox Jews can now buy appliances with built-in mechanisms to disable the lighting and electronics during the Sabbath.

In 1866, a year after the Ely Sutton section opened, for example, the 7.5 mile return journey from Ely to Sutton cost 2s 0d.

The inaugural speech opened, for example, with a defense of a progressive approach to both market regulation and social insurance programs (like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security) -- what conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer called "an ode to the collectivity".

Peonies take two to three days to open, for example, and the temperature of the water you put them in will slow or speed the process.

But, she added, "in recent years these have tended to become more sophisticated, with many galleries opening, for example, more exclusive restaurants".

On the song "My Door Is Always Open," for example, Mr. Mason addresses a "low-per/hi-po" (low performance, high potential) employee.

It opens, for example, with the information that antelope have "10x vision" and on a clear night can see the rings of Saturn.

You can say "Open iMovie" or "Open Calculator," for example.