Sentence examples for become open with from inspiring English sources

While there are many different and sometimes competing influences, it is my humble hope that my "coming out" could, in some small way, help those gay Americans who have yet to become open with their sexuality.

Cities must become open, with smart power grids, intelligent transportation systems and transparent government.

Where the tracks had their origins as drovers roads, they typically become open roads with wide verges.

But by 2013, the two had become open enemies, with their supporters battling in the Turkish court system over alleged corruption in Erdogan's government.

If and when she tires of sitting in the principal's office, she may become open to talking honestly with you about what troubles her about gym class.

In India, vaccination and hygiene-related policies have made impressive progress, with full immunization coverage of children now approaching the 90%% mark, and the country pledged to become "open defecation free" by 2019, with plans to build 120,000 toilets in rural India by October 2019, at a projected cost of US$31 billion.

Each summer the sea ice melts before reforming again during the long Arctic winter but the loss of sea ice last year was so extensive that much of the Arctic Ocean became open water, with the water-ice boundary coming just 700 miles away from the North Pole.

Because of low accrual, the placebo injection arm was eliminated and the study became open label, with patients receiving either LMWH plus standard clinical care or standard clinical care alone (Sideras et al, 2006).

The benign social climbing of Lubitsch and Sturges becomes open class warfare, with an impressive body count.

The government has consistently maintained that since the Nauru detention centre became "open" in October, with asylum seekers and refugees able to leave and return the centre when they choose, nobody on Nauru is "in detention" anymore.

Long-standing rivalry between the Nguyen and the Trinh became open warfare in 1620, with hostilities continuing intermittently until 1673.