Sentence examples for benefit open from inspiring English sources

When I met Denise I was, to my great benefit, open enough to understand that she was a person with whom I could share myself.

Besides the one in Armonk, there have recently been tours in New Rochelle, to benefit the Solomon Katz Breast Center of the Sound Shore Medical Center; New Castle, to benefit the local historical society; Mount Kisco, for the local elementary school association; and Briarcliff Manor, to benefit Open Door, a network of community health centers in Port Chester, Mount Kisco and Sleepy Hollow.

Once the pre-eminent evening of New York's social calendar, opening night was dismantled in the 1950's by the opera's former general manager Rudolf Bing, who felt it should be a benefit open to the public, not part of the subscription series.

Harvard University open-access leader Peter Suber says that the journal will benefit open access "by bringing one more highly regarded publisher to the set of publishers invested in making [open access] succeed, and benefit research by removing access barriers to a large body of high-quality research".

Over 1,000 dogs registered to participate in the parade that helped benefit Open Door Animal Sanctuary, a "no kill" animal shelter that helps provide homes for strays.

"The airport is definitely a benefit, opening up a whole new area for companies to do business with us".

Monday's benefit opened with the naming of this year's recipients of the school's Mae L. Wien Awards.

They were wearing everything from lederhosen and nuns' habits to antlers for a benefit opening night of "Sing-A-Long Sound of Music," the movie with subtitles that encourages campy audience participation.

One of the many cultural events that were canceled because of the events on Tuesday was the gala benefit opening night of the New York City Opera with a new production of Wagner's "Flying Dutchman".

It will allow him to gain access to welfare benefits, open a bank account or get a cellphone far from his home village, something that is still impossible for many people in India.

In this paper we discuss the applicability, potential benefits, open problems and expected contributions that an emerging set of self-modeling techniques might bring on the development of humanoid soccer robots.