Sentence examples for stands opened from inspiring English sources

Problematic dishes have been changed since the stands opened Memorial Day weekend.

If anyone in the stands opened their mouth and objected, there would be hell to pay".

The town is, however, home to local establishments such as Sendik's, a grocery chain whose first produce stands opened in the early 20th century.

Despite the clusters of people in Baghdad streets, and the several stores and sidewalk kebab stands opened on main thoroughfares, the atmosphere remained tense.

Episodic pulses of disturbance, of nearly moderate intensity in some stands, opened ca. 20 30% of the canopy area and were associated with wind events and/or insect outbreaks that differentially affected stands.

The arena operated at a reduced capacity on Wednesday as part of the test event's licence, with just one of the four stands opened, but will steadily increase to hold 12,000 spectators for the weekend's matches.

No one knew what would happen when the stand opened for the Rangers-Islanders game on Oct. 15.

On Wednesday night their 2009 concoction, "Comme Toujours Here I Stand," opened a four-night stint at New York Live Arts.

The new stand opened 1971, at a cost of £1 million.

The new stand opened on 23 April 1996 for the visit of Bristol Rovers.

The new South Stand opened in 1956, in time for the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games.