Sentence examples for set the opening from inspiring English sources

Leonard opened the scoring with a fourth-minute penalty but Chavhanga soon set the opening quarter alight with two searing tries.

Sotheby's had set the opening bid at $700,000, but no offers came in.

Since 2003, the garden has set the opening of its annual outdoor art exhibition to coincide with the fair.

Now the race is on for worldwide gross: "Hallows" set the opening weekend record at $483.2 million.

On Tuesday morning, the central bank set the opening value of the renminbi in Shanghai trading at 6.7745 to the dollar.

MTV, for its part, set the opening bracket at December, 2000, focussing on thirteen- and fourteen-year-olds in its investigation.

But the studio is losing the Hollywood expectations game: "The Hunger Games" is now widely projected to set the opening-weekend record for a March release, passing the $116.1 million in tickets that "Alice in Wonderland" sold over its first three days in 2010.

On November 7, 2013, after market open: The DMM (Barclays) works on setting the opening price.

While most trading is now digital, the procedure for setting the opening price is low-tech.

Which is to say that setting the opening line is not a trivial matter.

It is in this churchyard that she sets the opening scene of Loitering With Intent (1981), on 30 June 1950: a turning point in the heroine's life.