Sentence examples for terrible opening from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Turnbull had a terrible opening to the new parliament.

Variety said it "must recover from a truly terrible opening".

Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images Updated at 3.22pm BST 2.20pm BST Schwartzel is punished for his terrible opening iron with a double at the 1st.

So instead of the possible playoff match-up it seemed like before the season, the Bulls and Nets looked like they were just the day's terrible, terrible opening act.

Famous for: The terrible opening scene in which two 9/11 hijackers discover they may not get their due as martyrs because bin Laden is running low on virgins.

Richie McCaw's men moved their stunningly dominant record on to just that one loss to England in 34 Tests since August 2011 – and it was an inadvertent bang against the mighty McCaw's hip suffered by Dylan Hartley that heralded England's demise after they had fought back from a terrible opening.

But the Reds were terrible in the opening months of the season, with Daniel Sturridge injured and Mario Balotelli struggling to fit in, they accrued just 14 points from their first 12 matches.

Between that terrible World Cup opening, Florida Georgia Line and Luke Bryan's bro-country assault and Shakira's screeching, the first third of the show felt like the sluggish middle section of the show.

It was an exciting moment for any artist, but he tells me a terrible story about the opening night.

Right now you have one terrible day called the opening, and you read everything on Friday morning at the same time and then you deal with it".

And the terrible poignancy of that opening line: That no sooner had he settled into his new school, at the age of eight, he began wetting his bed, a "disgusting crime which the child committed on purpose".