Sentence examples for opposed at from inspiring English sources

Yet her own mother, adamantly opposed at first, turned cheerleader.

Pitt insisted that French power should be opposed at sea and in its colonial possessions, not on the Continent.

But mergers, discussed under the last Labour government but opposed at the time by the Tories, remain unlikely.

Most of the studio heads were opposed at first, he told me, "because they were afraid of the unknown".

The use of "go pills" has been opposed at even the highest levels of the Air Force.

"They're diametrically opposed at this point in time, but I don't have a problem with that," Mr. Boorsin said.

Serena Williams is a weak-looking favourite (never at her best at Roland Garros) and worth opposing at this price.

He says it is difficult to generate interest beyond those opposed to building on sites such as the one his campaign opposes at Pennbury, near Leicester.

At issue was whether he had violated the separation of church & state by telling Catholic voters whom to oppose at the polls.

Some of its biggest members are only too happy to offer abroad the kind of customer incentives that they oppose at home.

The long-held idea that Lee opposed slavery, at least at times, has also been discounted.