Sentence examples for be open up to from inspiring English sources

Although not available for renters yet, airTHC currently has over 50 people who have listed their properties and will shortly be open up to those looking to stay — and smoke.

As most school districts in the northern hemisphere start in September (or in February in the southern hemisphere), many schools tend to be open up to a month before first term starts.

Professorships will be opened up to foreign academics.

Messages will also be opened up to third-party developers.

Protected sectors, notably education and health care, should be opened up to competition.

He told me that he thought the selection process should be opened up to more groups.

International passenger-rail services in Europe will be opened up to competition from January 2010.

The Extreme Ultraviolet wavelength range was one of the final windows to be opened up to astronomy.

CONS: The kitchen is small but could be opened up to the main living area.

Congress officials contend the conference should be opened up to a larger number of unaffiliated exiles.

NHS services costing about £1bn are to be opened up to competition, the Health Secretary said yesterday.