Sentence examples for opening made from inspiring English sources

Stage 1 of Downtown Line opened on 22 December 2013 with its official opening made on 21 December 2013 by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

The bridge opening made the island finally accessible to vehicular traffic.

And as such, the opening made for some strange theater seatmates.

That tantalizing opening made readers long for the characters to be revealed and defined in a broader panorama.

At that point, Coelho had an opening made for it in the roof, and it kept on growing until it had reached a height of thirty feet.

The heavy-metal opening made its point loud and long, and Memorial Hall, relatively small (1,400 seats) and with dry acoustics, may not have been the best place to hear it.

When there's an opening, make sure they know there's an opening.

The one-spade opening makes this clear, in these days of five-card major openings.

The obliquity of the opening makes the directness of the final section all the more forceful.

(A lens with a wide aperture, or a large optical opening, makes it possible to shoot in dim light and to produce very blurry backgrounds).

Let's go for dinner!" I weep with envy when a Krispy Kreme drive-through grand opening makes headlines -- in other states.