Sentence examples for become open and from inspiring English sources
New and notable is that these formerly covert activities have become open and pervasive.
It means that website prices and brochure prices will become open and clear.
She had always been impressive; now she had become open and approachable.
Were the UN to legitimise cultivation of the opium poppy in Afghanistan, the trade would become open and taxable.
It can become open and democratic the current criteria beyond the EU's insistence, nay its dreams, but is that the sort of economy you'd invite into a sober economic and monetary union?
Christianity had now become open and established, thanks to the power of its God so often, it seemed, manifested in miraculous acts and to the firmness with which converts were secured in a new life and community.
It offers a nice distinction between read and unread - they become opened and unopened envelopes.
Then, once out of the forest, the landscape again became open and dramatic.
Overnight, the view over the City Docks in downtown Annapolis, for days dominated by a forest of masts, becomes open and sparless.
Their divergence became open and public during the South African War (1899 1902), when Asquith, along with Lord Rosebery, Sir Edward Grey, and R.B. Haldane, formed the Liberal League to advocate an imperial policy in support of the government's expansionism.
