Sentence examples for opening of something from inspiring English sources

Five years ago, I flew to England to see the grand opening of something improbable: an attraction called Dickens World.

It felt like a release or opening of something she had been tightly holding for years, as if in protection.

Within the ranks of the political opposition, and regional allies, the statement was the opening act of something that all had dreaded: normalisation with a bitter foe.

"These are the opening rounds of something that's going to go on for a long time". But, Cowan adds, "Murray wants an all-embracing view.

It could be the first line of a joke, or an opening to something much darker.

DEMOCRACY usually turns President Nelson Mandela's opening of parliament into something of a fashion show.

On the other hand, a messianic structure an opening of history to something outside of time reasserts itself within the still life [nature mort] of modernity's restless sameness.

The critically-mixed comedy starring Owen Wilson, Jason Sudeikis, Jenna Fischer, Christina Applegate, and Richard Jenkins was their sixth-largest debut, coming in just at the $13.5 million (fourth-place) opening of There's Something About Mary back in July of 1998.

But the visit gave Mr. Bush's detractors an opening to accuse him of something that Mr. McCain was insulated against.

Enzo, who may have been the one whose godlike aerial view gives the movie its bravura opening, becomes something of Luciano's reluctant inspiration, one of the breadcrumbs that may lead him to "Big Brother".

In terms of November openings, Interstellar is short of something like The Matrix Revolutions, whose initial overseas take was $117.6m in 2003 – though franchise branding surely played a part there.