Sentence examples for days of open from inspiring English sources

The days of open warfare are gone.

The days of open defecation will end thanks to a massive campaign to build toilets.

They realise that the days of open denial and flat-out obstruction are passed.

Free agents rarely sign in the first few days of open negotiations, generally taking time to assess the market.

By her third album, Days of Open Hand, released in 1990, she felt trapped by industry expectation.

"The things we've done for art!" Opera companies usually set up several days of open auditions, filtering singers through management agencies and the recommendations of colleagues.

Study periods included washout until pain flare (intensity ≥5, 0 to 10; 0 = no pain, 10 = worst pain); dose titration with ERMS (20 to 160mg BID); and randomization to 2 (crossover) 14-day treatment periods with ERMS or ALO-01, separated by 7 days of open-label ERMS.

When Mr. Obama announced the "surge" in Afghanistan -- modeled after the largely successful surge in Iraq -- he slipped a few paragraphs into his speech to make clear that the days of open-ended war were over.

His driving coat uses action pleats behind the sleeves, to ease mobility, and has a detachable bib, much more beautiful than the word implies, with a crosshatched pattern that suggests the days of open-top roadsters.

The days of open-topped practice facilities, when admittedly a young twirler risked being belted back over his head for miles, were lost, to be replaced with closed nets which, as often as not, impeded a perfectly flghted googly before its trajectory had even in earnest begun.

The company said it sold four yachts within three days of opening.