Sentence examples for opened to tremendous from inspiring English sources

Tate Modern, across the Thames from St. Paul's, opened to tremendous fanfare two years ago.

Edgy The W Barcelona hotel recently opened to tremendous applause among design-conscious visitors who know Barcelona as a Mecca for style.

The algorithms advanced by these researchers are opened to tremendous challenges in the long-run consideration of maintenance outputs as sub-optimal solutions were at the risk of being obtained.

Classical music is a literal art form, yet surprisingly malleable and open to tremendous interpretive range.

Judith: These doors must open to the sun / So we can have tremendous fun.

Developments in nanoscience and nanotechnology have opened the field to tremendous theoretical and experimental advances in various fields, including biomedical sciences [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10].

"They don't like it because they say 'it will open us up to tremendous liability,' " he said.

After Sigrid ordered for us, I followed Walcott into the second room, which was partially open to a tremendous, unexpected drop: we were on the edge of a deep canyon, jagged green mountain peaks all around.

Billing itself as "the first restaurant of its kind attempting to unite food with multi-sensorial technologies in order to create a fully immersive dining experience," it opened in Shanghai, in May of 2012, to tremendous buzz.

Simultaneously, the hostile battle lines opened a tremendous fire upon each other.

The dissolution of the Soviet empire, first of all, opened a tremendous number of lead-lined rooms.