Sentence examples for opening of day from inspiring English sources

Their success of more than 40 years included the opening of day care, senior and social service centers throughout the city.

Godolphin threw down the gauntlet on the opening of day of the Dubai Carnival with two runners who recently emerged from a six-month ban resulting from the Mahmood al-Zarooni steroid scandal – and were instantly rewarded in Round One of the appropriately named Al-Maktoum Challenge, but with a filly beyond reproach in Shuruq.

PARIS — The Beirut art world is abuzz with anticipation this week ahead of the opening, on Sunday, of a rare show of works by early 20th century Lebanese artists.

Opening tomorrow is "Voyages and Visions: Early Photographs From the Wilson Family Collection," which comes hot on the heels of the opening on Saturday of "Mexico From Empire to Revolution".

At the opening of Monday's episode Lisa wondered if she should have paid more attention to warning signs.

It was an inversion of the opening of "Saturday" — an anxious Londoner watching a plane descend in the pre-dawn sky.

It was an inversion of the opening of "Saturday"—an anxious Londoner watching a plane descend in the pre-dawn sky.

"Our goal tonight is to have a true debate," CNN's Jake Tapper said at the opening of Wednesday night's entertainment.

An audio-montage at the opening of Wednesday's 1915 Concert plunged the listeners into the year of the sinking of the Lusitania, the first Zeppelin raids on Britain, and the escalation of the First World War.

Perhaps the hyperbolic opening of Friday night's premiere — part comic book, part "Die Hard With a Vengeance" — reflects some nervousness, an instance of trying too hard to please, on the part of the show's creators.

At the opening of Wednesday's proceedings, Ryan suggested a tweak in chamber practices that might narrow some of the opportunities for senators spoiling to give each other a kicking.