Sentence examples for opening became from inspiring English sources

The opening became, in essence, a reversed Sicilian Dragon.

After 6... Qa5, the opening became the Cambridge Springs Variation of the Queen's Gambit Declined.

He decided to switch to the bass in high school when an opening became available in the school orchestra.

Brian Dunn, the chief executive of Best Buy, said that the midnight opening "became an operating imperative for us" after competitors moved their openings back.

But when Connecticut, Pittsburgh and Oklahoma all lost in quarterfinals of their conference tournaments Thursday, Louisville's sliver of an opening became a gaping hole.

The volumetric change due to the dike opening became about ΔV = 5.0 × 104 m3.

Enzo, who may have been the one whose godlike aerial view gives the movie its bravura opening, becomes something of Luciano's reluctant inspiration, one of the breadcrumbs that may lead him to "Big Brother".

As described in an article by Gina Kolata in last Sunday's Times, the old view of the progression of cardiovascular disease held that fatty deposits, or plaques, accumulate in the arteries slowly over decades, much as sludge builds up in a pipe, until one day the opening becomes so narrow that no blood can get through, and the patient suffers a heart attack.

In these graphs we again see that as ε increases and the quadratic pressure term dominates, the flow at the tube opening becomes negligible.

When the beam contains a small opening, the term d replaced by net depth, (d − d 0), then the nominal shear strength of beam without shear reinforcement, but containing opening becomes V_{text{c}} = frac{1}{6}sqrt {f_{text{c}}^ b_{text{w}} (d - d_{0} ).

Recent molecular dynamics simulations of dynamic crack propagation have shown that there is a finite crack opening for a shear crack propagating at a sub-Rayleigh speed, but the crack opening becomes significantly smaller once the crack tip velocity exceeds the shear wave speed.