Sentence examples for openings at which from inspiring English sources

The phrase "Brie and Chablis crowd" was used to deride liberals, branding them as effete after the stereotyped image of art-gallery openings at which bad cheese and phony French white wine were served.

The results show that there is an optimum area for the side openings, at which the injector performance will be the best for the given pipe and orifice-hole sizes.

I recall the opening, at which the stoned mood was a kind of exquisite stupidity.

The actor and writer Eric Bogosian, who had become a close friend, remembers a Sherman opening at which he sensed enormous discomfort on her part.

Therefore, it is important to induce postconditioning just after reperfusion to inhibit mitochondrial permeability transition pore opening, at which time its effect on the reduction of tissue damage has been demonstrated.

In this form of signaling, the small Ca2+ transient produced by the NMDA receptor opening raises internal Ca2+ concentrations near ryanodine receptors (RyRs) on the endoplasmic reticulum high enough to cause their opening at which point a much larger transient is generated.

The defining ritual of the civic museum is the opening reception, at which members of the local élite pride themselves on being up to date.

When Hill participated in a Daytona race in 1971, he had an opening lap at, which was faster than factory rider Gary Nixon.

I limited myself to two films the first day (and skipped the lavish red carpet opening ceremony, at which John Travolta was given a career achievement award), because I wasn't sure I could physically stay awake for more.

Thirty-six students out of the total of 4090%0%) attended the opening lecture, at which the first survey concerning previous experiences of lectures was performed.

After Ballet Theater's opening night performance, at which Nina Ananiashvili danced a short pièce d'occasion by Mr. Ratmansky, a glittering gala celebrated the opening of the season.