Sentence examples for being to open from inspiring English sources
Others demonstrated a sense of humour, while a few provided warnings of being to open with your views.
Just before World War I a railway had been built running northward from Jinja, on Lake Victoria, to Namasagali, the intent being to open up the Eastern Province.
Still, Twitter isn't being to open about those DAUs, and instead doing the Very Tech Move of telling us the growth rate and giving us a chart without a Y axis when talking about its DAUs.
These "start-up countries" will be built on international waters free from the laws and moral tyranny of the rest of the world, with the ultimate goal being to "open a frontier for experimenting with new ideas for government," according to Friedman.
As with any form of communication we have the option to listen with our whole being, to open up our hearts and minds to what is being shared, or we can listen to music in the background, skip around songs on our headphones, try to make the music fit into what we are already involved in.
However, Mahashivratri represents an opportunity for every human being to open up their third eye, and experience existence beyond the "maya" or illusionary nature we usually percieve.
It is to open on Thursday.
(The museum is to open next year).
The school is to open this fall.
The plant was to open last Monday.
