Sentence examples for opening to end from inspiring English sources

Nixon did use the China card to escape Vietnam, and Reagan used the Iceland opening to end the cold war.

With a new Soviet premier taking office, and newly inaugurated himself, President Dwight D. Eisenhower believed that Stalin's demise presented an opening to end the rapidly accelerating arms race between the two countries.

The tale has the consistency of baby pablum — it's nutritious and easy on the gums — but there's enough beauty and pictorial wit here from opening to end credits, enough feeling for the art and for the freedom of animation, that you may not care.

That is why in his opening bid to end the fiscal standoff, Mr. Obama proposed a permanent policy change to let the president raise the nation's borrowing limit on his own — and why Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, reportedly laughed out loud at the idea.

Such was, previously, seen by the Nationalists as the trigger for opening negotiations to end the Union.

But this timid opening seems unlikely to end the unrest.

From the moment this intifada got rolling, Palestinians have never been able to explain why they were adopting armed struggle, killing Israeli civilians with suicide bombs and exposing their own people and institutions to utter devastation -- when they had a credible opening diplomatic offer to end the occupation.

A1 Rwanda Ready to Exit Congo Rwanda said it was ready to begin withdrawing its troops from Congo, a step that members of the United Nations Security Council say could be the first real opening for negotiations to end a two-year war that now involves six African nations.

It sold once more to a private collector for the low opening bid of $12m, to end a hair above the record at $13.6m once commission had been included.

The merciful cool of the summer evening, backlit by flashbulbs and pen lights mimicking fireflies, provided the backdrop to a visual Greek journey from the mythical to the modern in a captivating opening ceremony that managed to end without self-inflicted blindness or a self-loathing soliloquy.

With Libya restricted to half-chances, the finals' opening game looked set to end in a lacklustre draw until substitute Daniel-Bladimiar Ekedo played in Balboa just a minute after a coming on.