Sentence examples for began opened up from inspiring English sources

Receiver Kyle Prater, from Hillside, Ill., who had planned to enroll Monday when classes began, opened up his recruitment when Carroll left.

It was around that time that she began opening up to Mr. Kern.

I was born in 1970, and in 1979, when China began opening up, I was 9.

North Korea began opening up immediately after its first summit meeting with South Korea in 2000.

Much has changed since China began opening up to the world following the death of Mao Zedong in 1976.

Having previously exported only coal produced by its shareholders, it began opening up in 2003, setting aside an annual 4m tonnes of export capacity for smaller firms.

South Korea, once one of the most closed of the major industrial economies, began opening up to more foreign investment after the 1997 Asian financial crisis.

Access to the country began opening up Tuesday as the government announced that the damaged passenger terminal at the Santiago airport would be replaced with tents to allow more flights in and out.

Five miles from the town, a helicopter appeared in the sky, provoking panic and headlong flight back toward the Ras Lanuf intersection, where the fighters began opening up with their anti-aircraft batteries — there, they pointed, was the helicopter.

The responses reflected a sense that while there has been an increase in attacks since Myanmar, also known as Burma, began opening up, the sectarian divisions within society have deep roots.

It's being touted as the most important economic reform since China began opening up in the 1980s.