Sentence examples for be opened by too from inspiring English sources

If you've owned an Everio camcorder in the past, you'll know that the MPEG-2 format is finicky at best, as its actually recorded as an.MOD file that can't be opened by too many video editing programs without a little grunt work.

With the steam-driven pump in operation, pressure valves on the reactor vessel would open automatically as pressure rose too high, or could be opened by operators.

It was opened by Vincent van Gogh".

These shows were opened by Joan Jett.

The store was opened by chef Matt Hinckley.

His mind is opening by the day.

They could be open by September 2011.

If by poor design or operator error the gate is opened too late, gate control becomes less effective than passive control.

Baby Sergeys — those formed by veterans of Google, which is based in Mountain View, Calif., and was co-founded by Sergey Brin — are opening here, too, Mr. Etzioni said.

Before the turn of the century, too, the vast new field of psychiatry had been opened up by Sigmund Freud.

Other centres are opening too.