Sentence examples for century has opened from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frisoni describes a shoe as "a mix of design and architecture," explaining that the technology of the 21st century has opened up the possibility of three-dimensional structures that could not have been made previously.

An exhibition of artefacts and remains dating back to the 7th Century has opened at York Minster.

Obama, arguably the most well known figure of the 21st century, has opened the door wide to that growing public space in which other Americans can celebrate their own diversity and claim their own centrality.

Advances in imaging technology in the beginning of the twenty-first century have opened the proverbial floodgates on the availability of high-veracity information on structure and functionality.

Reconstruction of the Ferhadija, a 16th-century mosque in the city centre, has opened a new possibility for cross-cultural dialogue.

To help the studio recreate the original film's look, Twentieth Century Fox has opened its underground vaults to the game's development team, granting it access to previously unseen production material.

Especially in the last century it has opened itself up to the possibilities of form.

A tiny uninhabited island in the Hudson River, home to the ruins of a castle built by a 19th-century entrepreneur, has opened for the first time for regular tours.

A half century of scholarship has opened up social, economic, cultural and other lenses for viewing the past that add depth and texture to the historical picture.

Goorin arrives on Bleecker Street in the West Village next month.... FRYE, another century-old brand, has opened a shop at 113 Spring Street; thefryecompany.com.com

After the country, formerly known as Burma, was controlled by a military junta for half a century, recent political reform has opened it to the outside world and allowed more freedom of expression.