Sentence examples for rare opening from inspiring English sources

But when a rare opening appears, the competition includes many workers with more experience.

This time, in the rare opening for change that has followed the massacre in Newtown, Conn., no one should fall for it.

And yet Mr. Pallone, a Democrat from Monmouth County, has not exactly jumped at the chance to fill this rare opening.

The court decision came two days after Bahrain, in a rare opening, hosted international visitors, including journalists, at a security conference, the Manama Dialogue.

Now he's running for a relatively rare opening for a Texas seat in the Senate, one of 10 Republicans seeking the party's nomination.

But Mr. Obama's allies see a rare opening for tighter gun rules after Congress has shied away from the politically charged issue for years.

If the final week of the National Basketball Association schedule plays to form, San Antonio and Phoenix, each the winner of more than 50 games, will be matched in a rare opening-round playoff series.

Le Chabanais, an eagerly awaited restaurant in Mayfair, was one of the rare openings that go wrong.

Members of the F.B.I.'s elite Hostage Rescue Team practiced on the mock-up, devising ways to exploit the rare openings Mr. Dykes provided.

This week on NBC's "Meet the Press," Mr. McConnell said two imminent fiscal deadlines — a presidential request to increase the debt limit this spring and the March 4 expiration of a stopgap measure funding the government — present rare openings to take on tough spending decisions.

Jason Reitman's somewhat well-received docudrama, starring Hugh Jackman as Senator Gary Hart during the last three weeks of his doomed presidential campaign, opened in four NYC/LA theaters yesterday for a rare Tuesday opening.