Sentence examples for opening away from inspiring English sources

The league gave Columbus a season opening away game to Chivas, a fixture they have never won.

Scored the winner at Aston Villa in United's opening away game on 14 August but was on loan the following month.

Like Arsenal, whose opening away game was against Montpellier, Di Matteo's team are facing an unfashionable side who caused a sensation last season by winning their domestic championship for the first time.

The citadel at last fell as England not only laid the ghost that has haunted them for 28 years but also waylaid the spectre that has prevented them for 24 years from winning an opening away game in the championship, namely since their 8-3 win in Dublin in 1967.

"In all honesty," harumphs Chris McFarlane, "considering Celtic have never so much as taken a point away from home in the Champions League, why are we starting with five of them in our opening away fixture?" The dictionary definition of a fair point, well made.

OPENING AWAY FROM HER Sarah Polley directed this drama, based on a story by Alice Munro, originally published in this magazine, about a woman with Alzheimer's who falls in love with a fellow-patient.

This will allow the shutters to open away from the window.

The hood was hinged at the front, so it opened away from the windshield.

"From what I understand, the distributors want it to open away from the big Christmas movies," Mr. Burzichelli said.

Roast in an open pan for 10 to 15 minutes, or until the skins begin to open away from the meat.

Manager Stuart McCall is urging his Rangers players to rise to the occasion when their play-off campaign opens away to Queen of the South on Saturday.