Sentence examples for opening to hit from inspiring English sources

Each man vied to outdo the other in how softly he could hit the ball and yet deny his opponent the opening to hit a winner.

The Biden Toast, as it may yet come to be known — or perhaps the Biden Roast, or the Biden Throw-down — certainly gave the state-controlled Chinese media an opening to hit back against the running dog imperialist lackeys.

Probably the most anticipated restaurant opening to hit the Las Vegas dining scene in recent months is Pierre Gagnaire's Twist, which opened Dec. 4 at the Mandarin Oriental.

That gave Rubio an opening to hit back.

The initial public offering, which was priced at $20 the night before, soared 40 percent at the opening bell to hit $28.

And yet, in the days before Mark Greatbatch decided to ignore the unwritten cricket law that demands dourness from all New Zealanders and used the opening overs to hit over the top in the 1992 World Cup, this thou-shalt-not-pass attitude was prevalent.

McDowell regrouped well from his opening 72 to hit a six-birdie 66.

President Mahinda Rajapaksa used his opening speech to hit back at critics.

"I felt the opening had to hit the audience hard," Parker said.

Kafelnikov is more of an all-court player than Agassi, but both men win most of their points and computer points from the baseline, using their serves more to create openings than to hit winners.

With major gallery openings set to hit town next week, everyone is looking for signs of the future.