Sentence examples for real opening from inspiring English sources

Could it be that his saga, not to mention the flurry of movies about Japan and self-discovery, are signs that finally, 150 years after Perry cracked open the door to Japan and sailed away, the real opening has taken place?

That gives alternatives a real opening.

Finally, the analysis gives opponents of reform a real opening.

Derby had one real opening when Johnny Russell scampered by Nsue and rattled Dimi Konstantopoulos's legs.

Is there a real opening for positive change in Iraq post Saddam?

"Usually when a challenge has emerged, it's emerged from the outside, exploiting a real opening.

"This very period in Iran represented a real opening up and connecting to the world," she said.

Yet once you get past the theater on the floor, the real, opening-night story line emerges: Welcome to a another riveting season, where roughly three teams in the West can win the championship, Elden Campbell is one of the premier big men in the Eastern Conference and Allen Iverson's controversial new CD hits stores in February.

Based on the achieved rates the real opening-ratio of a facade can, thus, be approximated sufficiently to serve for further risk analyses.

El Baz says the "real" opening--when the library is actually wired up and full of books--won't come until next April.

In the surreal and yet all-too-real opening scene of Emir Kusturica's 1995 film Underground, the Nazis bomb Belgrade zoo, causing the panicked animals to run for their lives.