Sentence examples for openings given from inspiring English sources

Parliament's report pointed to the openings given by the decisions of the conference to central and eastern European countries to take a stand for democracy and the "four freedoms".

Today, the business of the movie business is common knowledge with weekend openings given like Dow Jones numbers.

Incorporating existing window openings gave the design extra life, as did a cat painted in on the second floor.

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Spice Mélange 419 Main Street Metuchen (732) 906-9050 www.spicemelange.com GOOD THE SPACE Small dining room that has large windows and is divided by arched openings, giving it a courtyard feeling.

At last, a parametric study was carried out using finite element method to examine that which type of openings gives best performance during loading.

In one of Adorján's books, GM Lajos Portisch opines that "at least two-thirds of all 'tested' openings give White an apparent advantage".

Billy Strayhorn musical: In the Calendar section elsewhere in this edition, a list of theater openings gives the title of the new musical about jazz pianist and composer Billy Strayhorn at Matrix Theatre as "Lush Life".

On its lower levels some of the brick façade is perforated with openings, giving the outside of the building a striking but low-key, almost humble kind of decoration.

Low values of the parameter S correspond to oblate elliptical openings, giving rise to compressed shells.

Most of the nodules and plaque showed dilated hair follicle openings giving a 'peau d' orange' appearance (Fig. 1 and 2 ).