Sentence examples for this time opening from inspiring English sources

Saxena is confident the changes will be pushed through this time, opening the door for Nimbuzz to provide lucrative calling services.

Hobbs, this time opening the batting with C. B. Fry, hit 62 not out and England passed the target without losing a wicket.

This time, opening the door for a strongman, perhaps from the military, to take over the government, quell the demonstrators with overwhelming force and impose an autocracy.

Likewise at the end of One Arts Plaza was another mechanical installation, of umbrellas this time, opening and shuttering to the tune of "Singing in the Rain" by Peter William Holden that had folks audibly singing and dancing along.

Despite the initial flurry of enthusiasm, the Ministry of Health was soon experiencing a case of deja vu: In the face of diminishing interest, a second public call for doctors was released, this time opening slots to foreigners.

Push the blade down again, more gently this time, opening another hole.

There are few places that you cannot reach, even in the depths of winter, and coming here at this time opens up a world of wonder.

Following the Sept. 11 events, the Siddha Yoga ashram, normally closed at this time, opened its doors for meditation and prayer.

But while Lisicki had this time opened the set with three consecutive aces, she came up with the lamest of double faults when forced to a break point in its seventh game.

To change the Time Capsule's password to one you will write down this time, open Apple's AirPort Utility software, which should already be installed on your Mac or PC.

In the last years of the Roman Empire the odeum was, it is claimed, the only remaining home of the performing arts, because by this time open-air theatres had long been given over to sensational and crude popular entertainments.