Sentence examples for celebrated open from inspiring English sources

J'accuse, ( French: "I accuse") celebrated open letter by Émile Zola to the president of the French Republic in defense of Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish officer who had been accused of treason by the French army.

Solzhenitsyn fought back with a celebrated open letter to the Writers' Union congress in March 1967, citing the long line of distinguished Russian writers suppressed or killed by the Soviet government and calling for a complete end to censorship: "A survival of the Middle Ages, censorship has managed, Methuselah-like to drag out its existence almost to the 21st century.

One of number theory's most celebrated open questions, the Twin Prime Conjecture, states that "twin primes --those that croprimes --thosers aprimes --those17 and 19--keep appearing forever as numbers gethatgger.

Andromeda's most celebrated open cluster is NGC 752 (Caldwell 28) at an overall magnitude of 5.7.

A registered historic landmark that is better known by its nickname Bughouse Square (derived from the slang of bughouse referring to mental health facilities), it was the most celebrated open air free-speech center in the country as well as a popular Chicago tourist attraction.

The problem of the existence of large sets of Kirkman triple systems (LKTS) is one of the most celebrated open problems in design theory.

The celebrated opening phrase of "Serenade," danced by 17 girls or women, contains three successive features that were articles of ballet faith for Balanchine.

To celebrate, Open Road Integrated Media produced this short video, exclusively available on newyorker.com; it's the first in what will be a series of interviews with Angell.

"The way Iranians are celebrating open use of Facebook & Twitter from inside the country you'd think they just won World Cup," said Iranian journalist Arash Karami in a tweet.

Though none of the encounters seem to be lethal, the montage still plays like an unnerving highlight reel of "pigs shooting down brothers in the instant replay". It's as if the singer is the Man, warbling a carol to celebrate open season on civilians.

You can this week as universities, schools, educators and students around the world are celebrating Open Education Week.