Sentence examples for up at the opening from inspiring English sources

Short's team peered up at the opening for a moment, then slowly put on their gear.

Later, Madonna, in town to try to persuade distributors at the Berlin film festival to buy her latest directorial effort, turns up at the opening.

Mr. Skilling apparently doesn't get out much, though he and his wife did show up at the opening of a stylish hotel, the Derek, last November.

Featured in the 2004-2005 show "Gauguin and the Origins of Symbolism" at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid, the dramatic scene was among the first pictures picked up at the opening.

Merve Kavakci, a Texas-educated computer-software engineer who is now one of the Virtue Party's elected deputies, turned up at the opening session of the new parliament on May 2nd in a headscarf.

It is said attention seekers will turn up at the opening of an envelope to further their own promotion, but it takes an extra special kind of discernment to queue three nights in the open air for a postcard.

It's not unusual to hear these songs used as warm ups at the opening of a recital but a voice as ample as DiDonato's could so easily demolish them that using half the voice and half the amount of air to capture the girlishness of "Danza, danza, fanciulla gentile" presented perhaps the biggest challenge of the evening for her.

But last Wednesday, Mr. Lutz showed up unannounced at the opening of G.M.'s new assembly plant in Lansing, Mich.

But there is nothing like having a U.S. consul showing up regularly at the opening session of city governments, local functions and business gatherings, keeping tabs on everything and offering more in the way of American culture than McDonald's and Mickey Mouse.

On one hand there was the entrenched rural society in which she grew up, evoked at the opening of the opera, one in which the role of women was to marry, honour and obey their husbands; on the other was the more sophisticated world of St Petersburg into which Tatyana married, a world that Pushkin satirises viciously, and in which Tchaikovsky's third act is set.

In February, with virtually no opposition — a Queens politician even showed up at the grand opening in Rego Park, Queens — a discount retailer called Aldi opened its first store in the city, and plans to open a second one, in the Bronx, later this year.