Sentence examples for opening not from inspiring English sources

Put simply, a building's LEED rating is more like a snapshot taken at its opening, not a promise of performance.

The cranium-crunching beast decimates the canape trays at the show's opening, not to mention some visitors and guards.

That is an opening, not an ending; McConnell has worked his way out of such promises before.

Officials of both countries said that Saturday's events signified the opening, not the startup, of the plant near Bushehr, in southern Iran.

The excitement starts when she's propositioned by a good-looking man at an art opening — not for sex, but with an offer to run her own gallery.

Imagine the front door of the Wigmore Hall opening not on to a busy, noisy West End street, but straight to a Scottish glen or lake.

On an average night, the restaurant serves 250, and the few openings not claimed through the partners go to civilians.

It's hilarious, diverse, intelligent, scary, and completely eye-opening not just for anyone with an interest in sex work, but also independent publishing and civil rights activism.

Japan coma scale (Grade 0: alert, Grade 1: possible eye-opening, not lucid, Grade 2: possible eye-opening upon stimulation, Grade 3: no eye-opening and coma).

Registered pediatric patients aged 3 to 15 years with severe trauma (maximum Abbreviated Injury Scale score ≥3 or Injury Severity Score ≥9) were divided into four groups according to JCS score in the prehospital setting (Grade 0: alert, Grade 1: possible eye-opening, not lucid, Grade 2: possible eye-opening upon stimulation, Grade 3: no eye-opening and coma).

Close doors, windows and other openings not required for ventilation, especially out of working hours.