Sentence examples for being opened out from inspiring English sources
What was some kind of private drama has turned, thanks to the transforming powers of the ballet academy, into a public gesture of openness — of being opened out as if from within.
"A great added advantage of glass extensions is that they can illuminate adjoining rooms that may have been on the dark side before being opened out," Ed Cunningham, of the agents Knight Frank, says.
Such surfaces are not easy to comprehend, and Riemann had proposed to draw curves along them in such a way that, if the surface was cut open along them, it could be opened out into a polygonal disk.
However, as Barsham Tunnel was opened out before 1912, Cromer Tunnel is actually the only tunnel.
These were vertical pits, with a 4 feet (1.2 m) diameter shaft up to 60 feet (18.3 m) deep, which were opened out at the bottom.
The concrete and glass structure has a small flèche on top of a bell tower, and has an adjoining hall which can be opened out to increase the capacity of the church.
Mouse bladder samples from 14 day induced animals were opened out, rinsed with cold water and fixed with pins on a wax plate.
The stomach was opened out along the greater curvature and washed slightly with normal saline.
Gavin Brown opened, Tim Nye opened out here, Mathew Marks, of course, Hauser and Wirth are opening out here.
There were unconfirmed reports that local officials allowed dams to be opened, out of concern that they might not hold.
