Sentence examples for super opening from inspiring English sources

Manchester City are a super, super team but it was not a super, super opening goal.

The general public's familiarity with Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and the long-term excellence of the Patriots no doubt played a role in the Super Bowl opening line, which is intended to spur maximum betting, balanced on both sides.

Leeds had to come from behind at Craven Park before finally winning a 12-try Super League opening weekend classic.

The John Travolta/Jonathan Rhys Meyers action vehicle attempted to replicate the Super Bowl opening of Taken (same director), but Lionsgate forgot that 20th Century Fox did a bang-up job marketing the Liam Neeson vehicle, with a tense and provocative teaser that gave away almost nothing from the film's second and third acts.

From the barely there signage to the super-soft opening, it arrived in July like a secret that took months to reveal itself, and then almost entirely by word of mouth.

Not that the English side showed any sides of fatigue in a super-charged opening passage of play lasting two minutes and 17 seconds.

"This is a super-interesting opening chapter," says Carlos Driscoll, whose genetic sequencing of hundreds of wild and domestic cats in 2007 pegged Felis silvestris lybica as the ancestor of today's housecats.

More specifically," he continues, "we met with executives at JPMorgan Chase who used to run government contracts to administer the [Electronic Benefit Transfer] program [that lets people turn government benefits into payments for goods], and that was super eye-opening for us.

His identifying skills are super-subtle openings on the body — say a glancing view of flesh down the laced-up side of a black leather dress.

Here's the transcript after Super Bowl 46: (opening statement) "First of all, congratulations Giants.

Wakefield Trinity could pay a heavy price for their opening Super League victory against Harlequins at the Stoop yesterday.