Sentence examples for opening to take from inspiring English sources

The baby gray glided up to the boat's edge, and then the whole of his long, hornbill-shaped head was rising up out of the water directly beside me, a huge, ovoid eye slowly opening to take me in.

From resorts in western Colorado, such as Aspen, to the university town of Boulder, new dispensaries are opening to take advantage of those looking for a more-refined buying experience.

But Lincoln Center then decided that was too soon after the opening "to take the hall offline," said a Lincoln Center spokeswoman, Eileen McMahon.

Which is exactly what is happening with The Night Before – it has picked up from a slack opening to take just over $30m to date.

But there was an opening to take to the streets again on Thursday in a collective show of defiance, and many protesters seized it, even though the principal opposition leaders stayed away.

It infuriated an already hurt Mr. Ferrer, gave the Republican, Michael R. Bloomberg, an opening to take advantage of Democratic divisiveness and handed ammunition to the attention-loving Mr. Sharpton.

It was helped by its store opening programme, with 68 new shops opened to take the number to 1,480.

The oysters are $2 each and can be ordered, freshly opened, to take out.

The two United States attorneys based in New York will also have phone lines open to take reports of problems.

About half the UK's largest pension companies opened to take calls from customers hoping to spend their pots as soon as possible.

"We can't wait for the Milford Krispy Kreme to open to take off some of the pressure," said Paul J. Fetherston, the city manager of Newington.