Sentence examples for opening to say from inspiring English sources
"Even if viewership is marginal," the person said, "it would at least give them the promotional opening to say, 'We've put the news back in morning news, and we've decided to offer some thoughtful, mature conversation in the morning.' " Conversely, CBS executives are said to believe that such an approach will attract viewers, not repel them.
And it would've been your opening to say, "As a matter of fact, it's all too sweet, and we can't eat it".
The agreement left Miller an opening to say that she couldn't remember who had first mentioned Valerie Plame's name to her.
When Tim Russert on "Meet the Press" gave her the opening to say she had been misled when she voted for the Senate resolution authorizing war, Senator Clinton countered with a hard line: "There was certainly adequate intelligence without it being gilded and exaggerated by the administration to raise questions about chemical and biological programs and a continuing effort to obtain nuclear power".
It was eye opening to say the least.
NB: "Being "in the eye of the hurricane" has been eye opening to say the least.
I turned with my arms half open, to say goodbye to Igor.
It seemed fitting that Clijsters chose the Open to say goodbye.
Games developers say that technology is pushing back the frontiers of their business in a way that is simply not open to, say, books or radio.
The FreeAgent Go USB drive comes in a box with overlapping flaps that open to say, "It loves me.
You could leave yourself open to, say, a series of malicious or embarrassing tweets or Facebook Wall posts.
