Sentence examples for opening says from inspiring English sources

"There is no way out of the dilemmas of the Arab world without some political opening," says the Stanford University democracy expert Larry Diamond.

The King's Cross Chamber of Commerce and Tourism, which failed to stop the center from opening, says it is already harming business.

"It was busy within 30 minutes of opening," says Nick Johnson, who oversaw the refurbishment, "Since then it's just got busier".

Describing the complaisant nature of her maternal grandfather, she writes: "I could have shown up wearing [aviator] Charles Lindbergh's [kidnapped and murdered] baby on my head and Grandpa would have said: 'Nice hat.'" "As soon as I read the opening," says the British commentator Christopher Hitchens, "I was determined and eager to consume everything that followed".

When a movie, in its opening, says its sponsors (Coca-Cola, MasterCard, Wal-Mart and American Airlines) had no influence on its content, but sticks their logos in the credits, you are suspicious of just who might be calling the shots.

"It looks like a very strong opening," says Prudential Securities' Larry Wachtel.

"We have rarely felt more pressure about an opening," said Rob Moore, Paramount's vice chairman.

The Rev member community has "exploded in growth" since the September grand opening, said incubator coordinator Alec Mitchell.

Christopher Stack, a doctor who attended the opening, said that the people of Indianapolis did not take the jabs personally.

"Docomo needs Samsung, and that is giving it an opening," said Michito Kimura, an analyst at IDC, a research firm.

"We see one door closing and another door opening," said Lewis A. Jordan, chief executive of the housing authority.