Sentence examples for a sort of open from inspiring English sources

Inside, Mr. Arthus-Bertrand held a sort of open mic.

Security experts now say that a sort of open season has begun.

A sort of "open mic" for the CD-burner generation, there are no turntables.

Like a sort of open day for community gardens, there are 80 locations across London.

One was towards idealism: dance as a sort of open symbol, a metaphor for emotion, an emanation of its music.

When I'm starving I … make tartines, a sort of open sandwich that we French are very fond of.

(It was a sort of open-air horse room, where you could also bet on New Orleans & California tracks.

But Australians worry that Chinese investment is directed at their vast natural resources, turning them into a sort of open-pit mine for Chinese interests.

In this weekend's Your Money column, I look at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's efforts to become a sort of open-source regulator, where consumers help make the rules and suggest tweaks to regulatory works in progress.

Also, I was known to be a sort of open-minded person, who wouldn't jam any kind of High Church views down the throats of a Low Church parish.

It was inspired by the Emscher Park in Germany's Ruhr valley, a wild green landscape strewn with the great carcasses of industry in a sort of open-air heritage theme park.