Sentence examples for almost all open from inspiring English sources

But it is a characteristic shared by almost all Open champions.

In America, almost all open country is fenced, and your eye automatically uses fence lines for reference the way a hand feels for a bannister.

The Yale Bulletin and Calendar appears each Friday of the academic year and lists the week's concerts, lectures, plays and sports events, almost all open to visitors; the Bulletin is also at www.yale.edu/opa/current/ calendar.html.html

Acetate was detected in the solution of almost all open circuit controls, indicating microbial activity in the absence of current generation.

The tools that CollabNet uses are almost all open-source, but by paying "rent", clients get the benefits of the company's expertise.

Currently, almost all open-end mutual funds calculate the per-share value of their assets just once each day, at the end of the trading session.

Almost all open-source projects begin as a community of individuals.

Piper is self-absorbed and pouty, and has an off-putting signature look: her mouth hangs open almost all the time, sending mixed signals of sexuality and childlike helplessness.

She said the collection, where almost all the books are on open stack shelving, has unique value as it is.

And almost all the trainees want to open restaurants in foreign countries.

Edward VII developed the park as a public amenity by opening up almost all the previously fenced woods and making public those gates that were previously private.