Sentence examples for town opening from inspiring English sources

Jessica Dimmock photographed Amadou & Mariam performing at The Cooper Square Hotel for this week's Goings On About Town opening photograph.

Megan Fairchild leaving for the 'On The Town' Opening Night After Party at the Lyric Theatre on October 16, 2014 in New York City.

The case is Town of Greece v. Galloway, a lawsuit by two citizens against city council meetings in a small New York town opening with a spoken prayer by an invited clergyperson.

In contrast, the Zone was a gritty, raw space, with walls covered in graffiti, including some left behind by the Beastie Boys when they were in town opening for Madonna.

For this week's Goings On About Town opening photograph, Lisa Kereszi photographed Prime Directive at Smoke Jazz and Supper Club.

Campaigners argued that the line will kickstart regeneration in the town, opening up job opportunities in Newcastle for Blyth's residents.

It was here that "Young Frankenstein," which has been followed in the news media as if it were running for president, was having a bona fide out-of-town opening night.

Soft openings are the hotel equivalent of an out-of-town opening for a Broadway play, a low-key period when management and staff can correct mistakes before hundreds of guests arrive.

It's a show that has been gestating for two decades, including a 1997 run at La Jolla Playhouse in California and a planned 2004 Broadway engagement, which was foiled when its lead producer announced soon before an out-of-town opening that he was millions short of capitalization.

In the fall of 2012, the opening trio of concerts by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra was put in doubt because of a players' strike; the C.S.O.'s home-town opening was scrubbed, but the players and management settled just in time for the Carnegie events to go on as planned.

He represents ticket brokers at out-of-town openings and telegraphs his employers his opinions.