Sentence examples for opening to much from inspiring English sources

After opening to much hoopla in 1994, the museum lasted barely two years before folding because of a lack of money.

After opening to much fanfare three years ago, Coca-Cola is shutting down The Founders program, according to a published report in Innovation Leader.

But some company officials saw it as an opening to much greater revenue down the road.

The company offered a subtle opening to much larger conversations, without taking sides, when it brought people with differing worldviews together and allowed them to bond over their similarities before uncovering their differences.

Partly owned by former finance minister Mohammad Safadi, it opened to much fanfare in 2011.

And this weekend the well-financed surf movie "Blue Crush" opened to much Hollywood hype.

In September, the Foster and Partners-designed Hydro arena opened to much ado in Glasgow's gritty Docks area.

The study of the metamorphosis of fashion from 1780 to 1950 has just opened to much fanfare in Mexico City.

It opened to much critical acclaim last Friday, with certain swooning critics hailing it the best British film ever.

SECOND SEASON, LOWER PRICESYankee Stadium opened to much fanfare last season, with the superlatives to match the team's record number of championships.

The line was opened to much fanfare in 1976 by the Yugoslavian ruler Tito, whose private Blue Train once rumbled regularly along the route.