Sentence examples for be opened up which from inspiring English sources

Standard loaders need to be opened up, which you'll usually want to do before you reach for a new load of paintballs.

Historically portals have been reluctant to give users access to their messages on other services, but they have been recently been opening up (which makes sense, given that they want to be a one-stop hub for all of your internet needs).

And now the SDK has been opened up, which should allow the usual suspects to adapt their existing Android apps to the Nook's hardware.

School diplomas and university degrees are coming to be accredited Europe-wide, and the job markets are opening up, which means every European can try their luck anywhere in Europe.

If scientists kill off the Streptococcus with antibodies, would a potentially explosive Darwinian niche be opened up into which all kinds of fearful unknowns might pour?

But the company will be opening up the subscription service — which works like a Netflix for games — later this year.

But there is one essential point missing in all of the debates: If the case were to be opened up to prosecution, which courts would have jurisdiction?

He'll be opening up ZEFR's London office, which is the company's first international outpost.

Student, London "I didn't expect questions to be opened up to the floor, which was nice.

Peter Robinson has said a redundancy scheme will be opened up for public services, which will create savings of £160m per year.

The GAA had to ask its members earlier this year to allow the stadiums to be opened up to other sports which it had previously done eight years ago.