Sentence examples for fall open to from inspiring English sources

The book just doesn't fall open to any page, it will fall open to the page were the binding is most broken, the place most commonly visited by many different readers.

The two sisters are embalmed with rouge and lipstick while their dresses fall open to show breasts and nipples.

The common example of something more implicit is if you take a book, any older book from the library, and let it fall open to a page.

Mrs. Hersey, legend has it, named Abilene, choosing it as she let her Bible fall open to Luke 3 1 and its mention of the province in Judaea.

I can always locate those recipes, because my books fall open to the pages I cook from most, and after ten or twenty years they even fall apart at those pages — which I find convenient.

I've seen some unusual things in my day -- in my customers' homes and in some of their parcels, which occasionally fall open to reveal strange (usually highly personal) items -- but I've always felt it is just a little un-American to pay too much attention to what my customers are doing or receiving.

The page fell open to a Maryknoll Mission advertisement that read, "What are you doing this summer?

Another Morris Traveller fault (Letters, 16 June) were the rear doors which fell open to questing child fingers.

He has shown one passage to people so often that the book frequently falls open to that section, whose profanity he finds objectionable.

He stood with one hand in his pocket, and the jacket of his suit fell open to show the black leather belt he wears nearly every day.

When I picked up the nearest Bible, it fell open to the Book of Lamentations, Jeremiah's elegiac depiction of Jerusalem razed by Babylonian invaders.