Sentence examples for which open with from inspiring English sources

Performances, which open with music, are on Fridays at 6 p.m. through Aug. 25.

The bracket-like marks separate the litany's different petitions, which open with the words "Please see that".

Most Saturday night shows, which open with a 45-minute set by the Everett brothers' own five-piece band, are standing room only.

The "worship of eternal, magnificent nature" that Strauss described in his diary is vividly realized in the 22 sections, which open with the murky rumblings of "Night," followed by the glittering "Sunrise".

He added that Mr. Netanyahu had appointed Yitzhak Molcho, a lawyer and longtime confidant, as Israel's chief negotiator for the talks, which open with a dinner Wednesday in Washington and formally begin Thursday.

He then plans to return to Europe for the start of the one-day northern Classics, which open with two Belgian events, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. Sky have twice won Kuurne and took Het Nieuwslblad last year with Britain's Ian Stannard.

The last wide-release opening was Steven Soderbergh's Haywire, which opened with $9 million.

But it was a weak opening - $17.1m £10.2mm) - when compared with McFarlane's Ted, which opened with $54.4m in 2012.

The revolutionary age in Europe, which opened with the French Revolution, continued the attack on the papacy.

A potential turning point came in the sixth inning, which opened with Weaver at 101 pitches.

These shows encouraged the arrival of "Chicago" and "42nd Street," which opened with huge expectations.