Sentence examples for added opening from inspiring English sources

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

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.

It added: "Opening in 2017, the school will educate children based around the classical 'trivium' - a system of thinking developed as far back as Ancient Greece that sees logic, grammar and rhetoric as the foundations of learning".

For Station to Station, he will make a film using 15-second Instagram videos, with no limit on how many can be added – opening up the possibility of a never-ending film.

"Who'd put it on a child's finger?" But, he added, opening the spot "with the girl saying, 'Gee, Mom, my wart is bothering me' " and continuing from there without the technician type may not have sufficiently played up the cryotherapy.

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".

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

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