Sentence examples for opening begins from inspiring English sources
The opening begins at 9 a.m., following a log-cutting ceremony — the Swedish equivalent of ribbon-cutting, according to an Ikea spokesman, Joseph Roth — and will include giveaways, live music and roaming performers.
The muttering opening begins with "I draw deep breaths" and builds to a massive, multi-stranded climax, while sung phrases infiltrate later sections – there's a simple hymn-like setting of "I feel like rushing into tears", a more elaborate one of "I am obsessed with being at the centre of attention".
Serious thought needs to be given as to how to build consensus in favor of TPP membership, and to the design of ancillary measures that will be required once market opening begins, the final goal being to build a comprehensive TPP "eco-system" in Taiwan (Chinese National Association of Industry and Commerce 2016).
In weedy rice florets opening begins between 08: 00 and 09: 00 am and continues at least one hour longer than that of the cultivated varieties.
The Gaviria government continued the economic opening begun by Barco.
His classes — the ones that had an opening — begin on Monday.
Google, sensing an opening, began marketing a special version of its popular Gmail service tailored for government agencies.
The opening began as a Reti -- in which White allows Black to seize the center, with a plan to attack it later -- but it became a Catalan after 6 c4.
The embassy opening began at 4 p.m., with the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, and President Trump's daughter, Ivanka Trump, and her husband, Mr. Kushner, whom the president has tapped as his chief Middle East peace negotiator.
As of mid-February, round-trip air fare from Newark Airport to Nagoya in time for the Expo opening began at $1,200, but included a layover and airport change.
Dopo is a male coat with very wide sleeves and long length covering knees, characteristic of long opening begun from a waistline at both sides and the back with Saejodae, a belt made of the traditional knots (Lee 1977).
