Sentence examples for be open with a from inspiring English sources
"It's nice to be open with a partner and not have to hold anything back - we do have psychologists' sessions though which I call 'couples therapy' - which the psychologist finds funny - but I think it's absolutely fine".
"He has always been a good professional and the door will always be open with a warm welcome awaiting him at Swansea City".. Swansea, who broke their transfer record by signing Danny Graham on Tuesday for £3.5m, face losing full-back Neil Taylor after Newcastle made a £1m bid this week.
One of the lockers would be open, with a video screen peeking out of athletic shorts and a gym bag, playing back the documentation of the performance.
Your eyes should be open with a neutral expression.
A world in which doors can be opened, with a little nudge or a call from your publicist.
Accounts can be opened with a one-off lump sum of up to £1,000 in addition to the monthly maximum.
But not every blockage can be opened with a balloon, and the method can be less effective than bypass surgery.
It is exclusively available through the society's branch network and can be opened with a minimum of £10.
After that, a public vote will be opened, with a favoured theme to be announced on 25 June.
