Elements that were previously locked down have been opened up — like the keyboard, for instance, allowing for third party keyboard apps to be installed by users that wish to rethink how they type.
A staircase from the master bedroom leads to the former attic, which has been opened up like a loft or studio space.
The artichokes are grilled until they start to turn tender, then the leaves are opened up like a flower and more butter is added.
A picnic sounds wonderful, but somehow, when the blanket is spread over rocky, wet earth, and the warmed potato salad is opened up like an invitation to the flies, when the sea gulls surround you, when you drop your sandwich in the grass, or lightning crackles overhead, the whole thing sours.
The delicate chewing away of the section above the heart is in the shape of a heart; the back paw is gnawed at the tendon, preventing any flight; and the anus, the center of every dog's attraction, has been opened up like a third eye.
In the 1970s, economist Frederich Hayek proposed that markets to issue currency could be opened up to competition, just like other markets.
"But the equaliser just before half-time was criminal - to be opened up at the back like that with one ball through the middle.
"I'm hearing from the headhunters that it's going to be opening up, it's going to be opening up — but when?" Like Republicans and Democrats, consumers and businesses have divergent views of the economic situation.
But the company will be opening up the subscription service — which works like a Netflix for games — later this year.
Because I'd been opened up my body felt like a carcass, like it was just a piece of evidence, testament to what happened.
