The floodgates of memory open.
Survivors, however, see the trial as opening up the floodgates of justice.
But eventually, I became bored and opened the floodgates of latkes play.
So for God's sake, throw open the floodgates of immigration and let's miscegenate like crazy.
On the river nearby, the massive supports and floodgates of the Thames Barrier extend across the water to Silvertown, Newham.
The bombing opened the floodgates of frustration among Christians who had long chafed under what they saw as discriminatory laws.
On the announcement that the relativity theory had been confirmed, he opened all the floodgates of publicity on Einstein.
If all goes according to plan, the pictures will also reopen the floodgates of film tourism here.
But the government has privately ruled it out as too politically embarrassing to reopen the floodgates of that controversy.
And in an outburst directed at an American visitor, another student, Susie, also 18, opened the floodgates of resentment.
The opening chords of Wild Boys flung open the floodgates of affection for 1980s idols Duran Duran.
