Sentence examples for opening recently from inspiring English sources

"Art," which does make people feel smart, won a Tony for best play three years ago and is still running in London, where her newest effort, "Life X 3" had a successful opening recently.

I attended an opening recently at Peres Projects featuring her erotic, politically enlightened paintings from the 1960s, and had a chance to chat at length to the artist herself at the dinner/afterparty at the ultra-trendy Pauly Saal restaurant.

Now, Shula's has joined the field, opening recently in the Westin New York hotel near Times Square.

My dad said Athens is peaceful and he has actually seen some new businesses (mostly cafes) opening recently.

"People are becoming more knowledgeable, and genuine Mexican food is becoming more popular," says Gott. "I've noticed more authentic Mexicans opening recently, especially better-quality takeaways".

Despite the flint-coloured clouds hanging over London's nightlife at present, there are reasons to be cheerful: there have been a load of great clubs opening recently, with late licenses, impressive sound-systems and consistently inventive line-ups, just slightly further afield than what we're used to.

WITH the glut of big-name burger openings recently, and the spate that are promised this fall, it was a surprise to find that the city's best new hamburger isn't the handiwork of some fancypants chef.

All that clarifying, advocating and door-opening recently resulted in the City of Vancouver unanimously passing a policy that guarantees access to city services without risk of being reported to immigration (unless a warrant or other court order requires it).

Some conductors, including Mr. Wachner, have restored that opening, only recently made widely available.Mr.Mr

Bushehr has been dogged by problems for years and its opening was recently delayed once again.

The opening curtain recently was delayed by a traffic jam at Yankee Stadium that seemed scripted for the visceral work, titled "The Provenance of Beauty".