Sentence examples for settled opening from inspiring English sources

It has a familiar ring does it not, but South Africa's attempts to find a settled opening partnership have been as forlorn as England's.

But Mrs. Kroes is likely to step down from the European Commission by year's end, and has said she wants to settle open cases before leaving.

These results settle open problems in the literature.

As for settling open set-theoretical questions in L, the main step was the emergence of Jensen's fine structure theory of L (Jensen 1972).

BBC Sport understands that City will step up their pursuit of Atletico Madrid's Sergio Aguero once Tevez's future has been settled after opening dialogue with the La Liga side about the Argentina striker.

Failing that, I'll settle for opening more people's eyes to this scandal.

Conducted by Jakub Hrůša, the revival is strongly cast, though it took a few moments to settle on opening night.

His opening quadruple toe-triple toe combination ultimately made the difference with his longtime rival Brian Joubert of France, who had to settle for opening with a quad-double.

In 1954, following an unpleasant divorce, he moved to 'life anew in New England', where he remarried, settled and opened a commercial studio in Barrington.

Montvidas and Matthews, in two of Mozart's most taxing roles, took time to settle on opening night, but rose to the challenges of the second and third acts with considerable finesse and bravura.

But the neighborhood fell out of favor with the building of the Louvre and Versailles, and it was in much disrepair until the start of the 20th century, when it became the home for many Eastern European Jews, who settled and opened businesses there.