Sentence examples for openings change from inspiring English sources

For individual job openings, change only the part that is specific to the job each time you post.

They grow up and out, with soft openings, changes in rhythm and key, and then the emergence of brass counterlines and new melodic strains.

That's another eye-opening change for the van Winkles.

For Zedd the migration from rock was an eye-opening change toward a less competitive and infinitely more popular genre.

Much like Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, he cheered up a nation and convinced it of the need to make painful market-opening changes.

Even before the government's proposed budget was unveiled in mid-March, foreign investment in India had been slowing as the economy weakened and businesses fumed about the glacial pace of market-opening changes in the country.

This is a worrisome sign for people anticipating China's entry to the World Trade Organization and the market-opening changes that the country says will come with it.

Mr. Abe is also expected to announce soon that his nation will join negotiations on an American-led Pacific free-trade pact that the Obama administration hopes will offset China's growing economic and political might, but that could also force Japan to make painful, market-opening changes it has resisted for nearly two decades.

Starting with episode 40, the opening changed to FLiP's "Karto Niago" and the ending changed to Piko's "Sakurane".

Starting with episode 27, the opening changed to Chiaki Kuriyama's "Kanōsei Girl" and the ending changed to Azu's "IN MY LIFE".

Author and Des Moines native Bill Bryson commented on how Merle Hay Mall's opening changed Des Moines in his 2006 memoir The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid: "My father never shopped anywhere else after that.