Sentence examples for openings would be from inspiring English sources

Another factor is that many advertisers would have good reason to fight being charged for ads that run a week late, because their weekend sales events or movie openings would be long over by then.

At the meeting, which was reported in The Staten Island Advance, department representatives said that possible road openings would be the subject of further study and were, in any case, years away.

Adjusted for inflation, the first two sequel openings would be about $28 million apiece, with the original opening to just-under $25 million.

The general manager opening would be more attractive to candidates.

No one imagined that this opening would be so timely.

Instead the producers announced that the official opening would be bounced back almost a month.

By rule of thumb, an equivalent UK opening would be around £9m, but that was never on the cards.

I had him to dinner, and because he liked Rosalee's blintzes he promised me the next opening would be mine.

"Dan's mind worked so he was anticipating what his opening would be and what his closing would be three years before giving it.

Mr. Cohl declined to say if that date would hold or if the show's opening would be by April 29, in time to compete for this year's Tony Awards.

"To be honest with you, I didn't give a lot of thought to what the opening would be like," Weiner said.