Sentence examples for this week opens from inspiring English sources
Manac'h now receives up to 200 visitors a day, and this week opens his douiria, an 18th-century apartment annexed to a grand house.
His nuanced approach will be food for thought for the House of Lords select committee on science, which this week opens an inquiry into "genomic medicine".
The Imitation Game – adding $3.3m in the UK and Ireland to take it to $10.5m this week – opens in the US ahead of a cautious release schedule dropping two or three new territories every week until March.
Seven years after his tragically premature death at the hands of his boyfriend, London's V&A museum this week opens a display celebrating the extraordinary brilliance of the fashion designer Ossie Clark.
LIKE several of her previous albums, Mary J. Blige's "Love and Life" (released on Geffen Records this week) opens with a ringing phone and her answering machine picking up.
The film's sequel, out this week, opens from that position of wish-fulfilment: "Iron Man Stabilizes East-West Relations", one headline blares, and there are glimpses of the hero on posters in the style of Shepard Fairey's iconic blue-and-red image of Obama.
English National Opera this week opens a new production of Philip Glass's Akhnaten, his 1983 opera about the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh.
The Mitchell report, issued earlier this week, opens another page in the story of the Middle East conflict.
September 11th opened Pandora's box.
1971 — Disney World opens in Orlando.
