Usage of "open gambit"

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Usage of open gambit in English

In those days, terrorism was an opening gambit, a negotiating technique. 
 Radio NZ 

De Middel's photographs are often opening gambits in a game with her audience. 
 Wired 

The rogue sandworm in Arrakeen was a good preliminary strike, an opening gambit. 
 The Winds of Dune 

They sensibly rejected GDF's 390 pence opening gambit as too low. 
 Reuters 

This was the opening gambit, but I was sure my list included condenser mics. 
 Wired 

Breastfeeding in public The opening gambit There's a time and a place for everything. 
 The Irish Times 

But I believe this is just an opening gambit in a much larger game. 
 Map of bones 

It remains to be seen if China will follow its opening gambit with stronger measures. 
 Radio NZ 

Such is the opening gambit of Gilbert Adair's new novel, The Key of the Tower. 
 The Irish Times 

It is an opening gambit, he said on Monday. 
 Reuters 

These are just opening gambits as HNA seeks to amass trillions of dollars in assets. 
 Reuters 

It is the opening gambit, the obligatory conversational intro. 
 The Irish Times 

As their opening gambit they could use air and missile strikes to attack Iranian nuclear facilities. 
 News.com.au 

Well, that's not quite the way to treat somebody on an opening gambit, Mr Harris said. 
 Radio NZ 

The opening gambit of David Lynch's Wild at Heart when he furiously beats a man to death? 
 The Irish Times 

Last season's debut, effusive in its ardour for the Balenciaga archives, was a graceful opening gambit by Wang. 
 The Guardian 

Meanings of open gambit in English