Sentence examples for the time opened from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the theater was founded with a flourish in 1986, mostly because the actor Paul Sorvino, its first artistic head, lived in Teaneck at the time, opened his home to fund-raising parties, starred in the opening play ("All The King's Men") and directed "The Diary of Anne Frank," in which his daughter, Amanda Sorvino, played the title role.

That November, Gina McCarthy, the E.P.A. administrator at the time, opened up a monthlong public comment period for the midterm evaluation.

Park Place closed in 1967, and Paula Cooper, its director and president at the time, opened a space on Prince Street, the first commercial gallery in SoHo.

Frederic Donner, who was chairman at the time, opened the board to people from outside G.M. By the time Donner quit as chairman, in 1967, "half were outsiders," Gerstenberg said.

It would appear that the album was the effort of an enthused hobbyist with a sense of play, and that photography's wide availability to amateurs at the time opened up a lot of possibilities to many people, he said.

As singer and co-writer in the Slits, she completely redefined what a woman in music could do and – in the ethos of the time – opened up possibilities that would be explored by herself and many others in the years to come.

But most of the time, opening day at Yankee Stadium is an afternoon affair.

When do you have the time, open the MS Word document and enter all the new information you have penciled down.

A couple of years ago, The Times opened up my blog to comments, and the results have been spectacular.

But it was Posh that caught the mood of the times, opening on the eve of a general election.

At the end of that time, open the jar and strain.