Sentence examples for opening marked from inspiring English sources

Mr. Street, a construction worker, had the date and place of Monday's trial opening marked on his calendar.

Poulenc's Sonata for Violin and Piano, with its virtuosic opening marked "con fuoco" — with fire — proved a much better fit.

The show's opening marked the end of a tumultuous two-week period that saw Ms. O'Donnell testifying in State Supreme Court in Lower Manhattan during the day and trying to promote and defend her show in Midtown at night.

Louis Vuitton's 20,000-square-foot Fifth Avenue store, its opening marked by lines of disgruntled guests stuck out in the cold and a heavy police presence, is its largest store -- that is, until an even larger Vuitton opens in December in Paris.

New York City's public schools will welcome back 1.1 million students this week in an opening marked by financial uncertainty, political dissent and what is expected to be a good deal more confusion about staffing and spending than in any recent year.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council leader, Mohammed Pervez, said the opening marked "the start of a journey to transform our city centre".

On Monday 7 April, polling stations in India will open, marking the first phase of a six week general election.

The final part of Derby's new £36.2m road system is being opened, marking the end of a 10-year project.

In July 2016, an outdoor sculpture exhibition by the same name will open, marking the first major outdoor sculpture exhibition by contemporary Greater Chinese artists in the UK.

The pencil-sized threshold opening marks the boundary between the initial fracture system and the evolving conduit system.

* Mark Pasetsky opened Mark Allen & Company, New York, a public relations agency, where he is president and chief executive.