Sentence examples for opening suggested from inspiring English sources

The attractive young artists at the show's Valentine's Day opening suggested a different title: "The Adorables".

The two-club opening suggested a hand with six clubs, but a five-card club suit, in conjunction with a four-card major, was allowable.

But when it comes to estimating the opening of the ice-free corridor, the devil may be in those details—in part because the slightly earlier opening suggested by the bison mitochondrial DNA would have allowed the Clovis people to take it.

Only for openers, baseline anxiety was positively correlated with the first day of opening, suggesting that anxiety negatively impacts successful helping in the presence of pro-social motivation.

Still, the interminable lines several months after Pitt Cue's opening suggest that it's close enough.

Steve Thayer uses it at the beginning of THE WHEAT FIELD (Putnam, $24.95), a novel as haunting as its opening suggests.

An inmate is being led to his cell, and Asser's punchy opening suggests he's docile, cowed by incarceration.

Mr. Milosevic took advantage of the opening, suggesting that in fact the bombs had come from an airplane and thus that NATO was responsible.

As this music-hall opening suggests, Mr. McGovern and Gerry Dukes, who together selected the texts, have concentrated on the rich seams of humor in Beckett's writing, the mad cackle that echoes in even the grimmest passages.

The job opening suggests Marthinsen will soon be able to start developing for an OS/phone that includes hardware-accelerated graphics essential for games and other graphically intensive applications.

The area showing evidence of gap influence extended a maximum of 2 m beyond the edge of the canopy opening, suggesting that the area affected by gap creation did not differ greatly from the area of physical canopy removal.