Sentence examples for opening to ask from inspiring English sources

I used that opening to ask another question.

We spoke to Torres, who will be in town for the brick-bashing opening, to ask what he most remembered from that dark day.

Mr. Bergman considered that parting shot enough of an opening to ask Ms. Fox out on a date, but she did not show up the next day, causing what Mr. Bergman referred to as "a bit of inadvertent torture".

Hoda Kotb, a member of the "Today" B team, spoke to Kyra Sedgwick about "The Closer," her hit series on TNT, and didn't seem to notice or care that Ms. Sedgwick gave her an opening to ask about the strike, saying how grateful she was to the show's writers.

His talk of politicians gives me an opening to ask him about his native England, which he quit for Ireland, then the US, and then Canada, where he now lives with his jazz-pianist wife, Diana Krall, and their eight-year-old twin sons, Dexter and Frank.

Romney manages to quote two verses in full: the grain one; and "O beautiful for heroes prov'd in liberating strife / Who more than self their country lov'd, and mercy more than life," which, as Ashley Parker points out in the Times, he generally uses as an opening to ask, "Do we have any veterans in the room?" And yet, with the third one, he jettisons the cities.

And how do you look at Mendel, a little 13-year-old Jewish boy having his Bar Mitzvah who dares to ask the big questions, and not yourself be opened to ask the big questions for your own life?

The purpose is that Reddit users are then open to ask questions that the IAMA will then answer.

As a consequence, the interviewers felt more open to ask questions to experiences.

Others felt that after being trained with the VP, they became more open to ask people about their stories and to have full assessment of the patient's status physical, emotional, social and spiritual, which reinforces the complexity of patients.

"It is making them open to asking for money for interviews.