Sentence examples for opening from the first from inspiring English sources

Make a white border by cutting out a smaller opening from the first page in the book and taping your photo to the back of this page.

The first gap opens from the first band to the second band, between 0.342 and 0.366 of the normalized frequency.

The last and widest gap opens from the fourth band to the fifth band, between 0.503 and 0.617 of the normalized frequency.

Leaders who do the work, rather than just talk about it, help prevent the knowing-doing gap from opening in the first place.

CAROLINE is oblivious to her anger and, picking up the diary, begins to read from it, opening at the first note.

Now Brick House, the farmhouse nearby where she lived from 1913 to 1960, is open for the first time.

He was pretty open from the first – I think he knew he had lived through something rather extraordinary and he wanted to tell somebody about it.

"We've seen what happens, Rory wins majors by eight shots," the Australian mused and while the winning margin dropped to two this time and the execution was not the procession many had expected, the Northern Irishman led the Open from the first moment to the last and has become only the 16th player to win three of the four major championships.

Due to weather conditions, it's only open from the first week in January to the last week in March.

And on the sunnier side of the street … Cats On Fire – Horoscope (From Chromewaves) Back to delicate indie's familar embrace with the opening track from the second album by Love-inspired Finnish band Cats On Fire.

From the opening statement of the first movement, the music had weight and substance.