Sentence examples for subject of opening from inspiring English sources

Despite the film laying some emphasis on the fact that Olympic Games continued to replicate without anyone realising, there is no hint – yet – that we could be in for an argument with an inanimate computer on the subject of opening the pod bay doors.

Audley has a sense of place, and place is the subject of "Open Five".

Before meeting the couple who would become the subjects of "Open Your Eyes," Brodsky encountered a slew of would-be Nepalese patients who refused the option of surgery.

On the subject of open-carry gun laws, Williams said: "This is not the first time the city of Cleveland will see people open carry".

At the moment, many of these groups are demanding that the administration's proposals be the subject of open debate and orderly consideration.

Instead, both of them clashed with those they supervised, struggled to master their jobs and became the subject of open sniping in City Hall.

Because of classification rules, however, neither has been the subject of open debate in Congress, even as the Obama administration has moved aggressively ahead with both programs.

Brandis blames the press: "Not only has religious freedom been neglected; it has actually been the subject of open attack from those who dominate much of our political discourse, particularly in the national broadcaster and the Fairfax media".

How come Mack Brown's head football coaching job at the University of Texas at Austin is the subject of open conversation after three disappointing seasons, and everybody else in state government is still living high after 10 or 20?

The report, "The Chicago Police Department's Broken System," comes amid troubled times for the force, the nation's second largest, which is mired in accusations of misconduct and is the subject of open feuding among elected officials who disagree on aspects of its management.

But for the first time, his future as Turkey's leader is the subject of open debate.