Sentence examples for openings presented from inspiring English sources

Last weekend, hundreds of economists gathered in Chicago for their annual conference, where they interviewed one another for job openings, presented new research papers and had the occasional glass of wine.

Critics maintain that the Yancey mission failed to adequately exploit openings presented by Union Secretary of State William Seward's antagonist attitude towards Great Britain or to address British concerns concerning the effect of the war on Great Britain.

It's a mysterious composition: the bar-code-style screen of staggered columns and irregular openings present a building that almost looks as if it doesn't exist.

We should be careful not to let our fears of terrorists continue to blind us to opportunities when diplomatic openings present themselves.

For the gambling companies, the openings present a fresh chance to tap into Asia's booming economies at a time when growth — and discretionary income — in the United States and Europe is lagging.

It doesn't have to be that way: we can build solidarity, and when these openings present themselves, find meaning in our different roles.

In our view, they are smart to seize the opening presented by Mr. Giuliani's new rhetoric of inclusion.

An opening presented itself in the form of Kentucky's Republican senator Jim Bunning, who was then seventy-seven.

Instead, Coach John Muckler sent waves of players at both nets, shouting for someone to shoot every time an opening presented itself.

Then the bus ride from Katmandu: careering along cliffside roads, passing slower vehicles whenever a mouse hole of an opening presented itself, accompanied by a constant soundtrack of honking horns.

So when an opening presented itself Tuesday night, Republicans pounced.