Sentence examples for opening drew from inspiring English sources

Its grand opening drew a gaggle of V.I.P.'s, including Senators Mark Warner, Democrat of Virginia, and Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican.

He put together a list of pieces he wanted to show on the first floor, but as the months ticked past and the opening drew closer, he still had no plans for the upper level.

Mr. Hardy's opening drew some admonishment from the judge -- she interrupted him three times, including in one instance when he said that some of the prosecution's evidence was based on hearsay.

As the opening drew to a close, two young women engaged in what appeared to be an impassioned critique in rapid-fire Hebrew of a painting of a sabra cactus.

The restaurant's opening drew interest within the industry, and reviews have been positive.

The opening drew thousands of guests to the ride, with some waiting more than four hours to board.

But this production, after the promising opening, draws laughs only intermittently.

The view becomes a sort of serial, as each opening draws the eye in turn.

As in many cities that have gone through intense preparations for the Olympics, a certain blase attitude has developed among Sydneysiders as the opening draws closer.

There are countless applications for the principle e.g., an automobile carburetor, in which air flows through a venturi channel at whose throat gasoline vapour enters through an opening, drawn in by the low pressure.

A third successive loss following opening draws against Serbia and Macedonia leaves the Scots with only two points from five matches.