Sentence examples for eventually opening up from inspiring English sources

Later it expanded to other Ivy League colleges, eventually opening up to universities across the US later in the year.

The Americans sailed a brilliant first leg, hitting each shift as the southwest wind puffed up to 21 knots and eventually opening up a seven-boat-length advantage.

Ms. Raso and Mr. de La Rosa opened their East Coast branch in 1979, eventually opening up their shop at 85-89 Jane Street.

In its proposal for.beauty, L'Oréal said it intended initially to reserve second-level domain names — like personal.beauty — for itself, eventually opening up the domain to its own business units, selected licensees and partners.

But a clause in the agreements would oblige African countries to start negotiations on eventually opening up their domestic markets in areas including services, which many African nations are reluctant to consider.

But its marketing was also very astute: its initial growth was fuelled by the fact that the main preoccupation of Harvard undergraduates is getting laid; and it used its early exclusivity as bait, gradually adding less elite universities before eventually opening up to the world.

I eventually opened up about my illness, and my recovery began.

Everything that I had done came back to that (day)." He eventually opened up to his family about what happened.

The Dutch denied him asylum but never expelled him, and eventually opened up a war crimes investigation.

Funnily enough, when I did eventually open up to friends, many said they had the same fears and worries.

While Germany will eventually open up, says Palmetshofer, it seems that the capital will lead the way.