Sentence examples for why it opens from inspiring English sources

The video is the perfect visual depiction of a song built on the kind of bravado often reserved for rappers, which might explain why it opens with Beyoncé doing a pretty convincing impression of then husband-to-be Jay Z, mimicking his movements right down the tooth pick and crotch-grabbing.

"What?" he switched the TV on and said, "No, it's not true!" So it was only an idea that we might have to try something out, and that's why it opened!

Making these assumptions explicit allows to understand what is being implemented and why - it opens up the so-called black box between intervention and outcome.

Why does it open this post?

That's why "L.I.E". is being advertised to Long Island commuters and why it will open in early September in Manhattan and in several Long Island towns before it is released nationally.

It's a measure of the lamentable state of independent distribution in this country that the movie, despite receiving some critical support at Cannes, never hooked an American buyer, which is why it's opening in New York at the Anthology Film Archives as part of a special program.

We already have Beowulf and Chaucer in translation; why not Shakespeare if it opens up the plays to the vast untapped energies of popular debate?

"But I so desperately wanted to be popular and loved and the center of attention," she said, "that I'm sure it's why I opened a restaurant.

It is why I open my book in both the Author's Note and Introduction discussing my own experience with media representation and critiquing its limitations as well.

If the Bush administration can talk to, negotiate with and reach agreement with North Korea (front page, Feb. 13), a charter member of its "axis of evil," why can't it open a similar dialogue with Iran and Syria?

That's why, ever since it opened, it has built a relationship with the most notorious of the PNG police units.