Sentence examples for opened with a pair from inspiring English sources
Opened with a pair of 66s in Scotland.
His collection opened with a pair of velvety pants with an image of Jesus on the legs.
Meanwhile Day's compatriot Matt Jones, hot of form only a couple of months back when he won his first PGA Tour event at the Shell Houston Open, has opened with a pair of bogeys, and props up the entire field - such as it is at this early stage - at +2. Amazing how quickly golf tournaments start taking a little shape.
Alabama opened with a pair of gains by Trent Richardson on an 18-yard run and on a 22-yard pass reception from A. J. McCarron to reach the LSU 30-yard line.
But that idea fizzled fast when the Warriors opened with a pair of lopsided wins at home, fought back late to steal the next game in Cleveland and then, after dropping their first game of the postseason, closed out the series at home.
After bone removal, periosteal membrane was opened with a pair of sharp tweezers to allow direct visualization of the spinal cord.
The Timbers have been unimpressive thus far, opening with a pair of draws at home.
Brad Anderson's supernatural thriller "Session 9" opens with a pair of working-class Bostonians, Phil David Carusoo) and his Scottish-born business partner, Gordon Peter Mullann), making a bid on removing the asbestos from a huge, abandoned 19th-century building.
Justin Cartwright's 15th novel opens with a pair of epigrams, one the definition of fiction from the OED; the other a typically ruminative quote from WG Sebald: "It is frightening to realise how little we know about our species, our purpose and our end".
"Nobody Left to Crown" (Verve Forecast), Havens's first recording in four years, opens with a pair of originals, "The Key" and "Say It Isn't So," which manage to address spiritual themes without sounding overly earnest, a trick that sometimes eluded the artist in his younger years.
Opening with a pair of chapters that draw upon the art-nature analogy developed in the manuscripts, Darwin framed the argument with an account of the probable origin of domestic animals, and by inference, of domesticated plants.
