Sentence examples for rose the opening from inspiring English sources

One of the "pilgrims" in our little group sat down at the instrument and up rose the opening notes of England's unofficial national anthem.

It was scheduled to open 19 months after World of Motion's closing, in May 1997, but after numerous problems rose, the ride opening was delayed by nearly 2 years.

Northern Trust will pay the Dutch giant some £260m ($489m) for Baring's financial-services business, while MassMutual will pay an undisclosed sum for the investment-management business.Nice and easyJetDespite rising fuel costs, easyJet reported that annual pre-tax profits had risen by 21% to £62m ($112m) after passenger numbers rose with the opening of several new routes.

Stocks rose at the opening bell after I.B.M. easily beat Wall Street's profit forecasts with quarterly results it released after the close of trading on Wednesday.

But when he rose after the opening courtesies to outline the Senate's schedule over the next week or so, you could feel the drama of the power shift.

All three indexes rose at the opening only to lose all of their gains in midafternoon before climbing in the session's final hour.

On Thursday evening, moments before the curtain rose on the opening of "Rian," a work by the Irish company Fabulous Beast Dance Theater, Michael Keegan-Dolan stepped onstage at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater to tell a story.

U.S stocks rose at the opening bell Monday, pushing the S&P 500 to a new record high.

U.S. index futures rose before the opening of regular stock trading.

Trading was volatile, with major indexes rising at the opening bell as oil companies' shares surged with a rebound in oil prices.

In "Symphony in Three Movements," the curtain rises — to the opening chords of Stravinsky's music of that title — on a dynamic diagonal of 16 women braced for explosive action.