Sentence examples for added opened from inspiring English sources

"The breakthrough achieved by abstract art," she added, opened "a previously unimaginable realm of creative freedom" for artists and architects.

His father, he added, opened his first auction house in a former meatpacking plant and eventually moved the business to Repaupo.

The bath, she added, "opens metabolic pathways".

Celebrity, he added, "opens a lot of doors".

Shakespeare added "open data" needn't mean "free" and needn't mean open "to everyone".

Roberts added: "Opening the fishing grounds was just a way for BP to limit their liability".

Later, he added, "Open hearings are more conducive to the ascertainment of truth".

He added, "Opening a door is a perfect metaphor for entering a new space — a new life".

But, he added, "opening the drawer and going through the dirty laundry just doesn't help us at this point.

"The frustrating thing is that, every side I seem to play in for England, there's a question about my place," added opening batsman Cook.

"Even the Balinese daybeds have secret compartments," he added, opening a chair to show us an instructional document on pillow placement.