Sentence examples for to open in the first from inspiring English sources

It's set to open in the first half of 2016.

That didn't stop The Age's chief sports columnist from pencilling him in to open in the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge.

It is expected to open in the first half of 2010, and is being designed by Morris Adjmi (pronounced ADGE-me), a New York architect known for working in historic districts.

There followed a smattering of rewarding television roles, most notably in Tipping the Velvet, and now she is about to open in the first stage presentation of a story in which her mother starred, back in those hammy old days, and this, in essence, is my problem.

He shared a stand of 170 for the first wicket with Chris Rogers at New Road, with the pair set to open in the first Test against England on 10 July.

It's going to open in the first week of February.

He received similar treatment whenever the ball came near him in the field when England batted, and again when he was promoted to open in the second innings.

David Warner, who made 41 after being promoted to open in the second innings, played well and deserved a half-century, which makes me wonder if he will open in the next Test.

Her newest play, "Family Week," is to open in the second week of April at the Century Center for the Performing Arts on East 15th Street in Manhattan.

Samsung just brought a new plasma plant online in December, and LG Electronics has one scheduled to open in the second quarter.

You simply click on the new Side View button, select the tab you want to open in the second viewport and off you go.