Sentence examples for opening to use from inspiring English sources

In it, he stirred up the U.S. presidential debate by criticizing Republican candidate Donald Trump's immigration stance and made comments that were interpreted as an opening to use contraceptives to stop the spread of the Zika virus.

It gave him the opening to use what came to be known as the "guru ad".

Middle-market teams have been given an opening to use the tools of baseball's information revolution -- video, injury reports, obscure statistics -- to find players on the rise, while the big spenders often sign stars whose best games might be behind them.

With opinions in the United States and Europe about what to do with Syria so divided, and the invasion of Iraq still weighing on many people's minds, the Kremlin saw an opening to use the delay of the American military strikes in several ways.

Recently, at Alice Tully Hall, I thought I'd outsmarted everyone and raced in as soon as the doors opened to use the facilities before the concert started.

It opened to use on December 28.

"We don't have to be open to use the office.

"Yet, he chose instead to leave the door open to use torture in the future.

But it's clear that we didn't open, to use a movie term.

The space will be open to use by the public, as well as for speaking engagements and other programmed events.

She kept the blinds open to use the windows as a tool to teach students how to talk about objects passing by, like cars and birds.