Sentence examples for opening of friday from inspiring English sources

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.

For all the grief the film gives to the likes of Saw and the various 70s/80s horror remakes, this opening is 50% below the $40 million opening of Friday the 13th and well-below every single Saw sequel except the $14.5 million debut of Saw VI (which is ironically the best of the series, but I digress).

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.

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.

BUT this month will certainly be more hectic than most, considering that the closing night of this year's first Encores concert is Feb. 13 and the opening of "Saturday Night" is the very next day.

Goodman's song – simple and cheerful – is now Chicago's unofficial anthem, sung at the end of games, in the streets and neighborhood bars, and even by Cubs superfan Bill Murray last weekend during the opening of Saturday Night Live.

As you drive under what is now the D line in Bensonhurst, you're watching "The French Connection" chase scene; 86th Street in Bay Ridge means John Travolta strutting his stuff in the opening of "Saturday Night Fever".