Sentence examples for fought to open from inspiring English sources

He fought to open City University to blacks.

With her fellow garçonne, the artist Paule Vézelay (née Marjorie Watson-Williams, Mosss fought to open an English chapter of the French abstract club Groupe Espace.

And where once he fought to open housing to anyone he felt deserved it, he must now watch his project turn away poor families seeking apartments because they do not meet his employers' stringent criteria for rental applicants.

As he strolled through his Sylmar neighborhood, where most of the signs are in Spanish, he explained that in today's Valley, secession is focused on resisting the distant and unresponsive power of the same City Hall that once fought to open the Valley for families like his.

He fought to open its first freestanding store for Origins "New Age" cosmetics–an aggressive move that could have alienated department stores but turned into a success.

I remember wrestling with the door knob, my sweaty hands desperate to hold it shut while the villain on the other side fought to open it.

And though John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., was in the audience, Mr. Gore pledged an "aggressive" fight to open new markets, like China, to promote free trade.

It is time to revive the fight to open the courthouse door to bankrupt homeowners.

While leading a fight to open Japanese markets to American goods, Mr. Galvin adopted Japanese quality-control methods.

In places, anglers have annexed enormous stretches and canoeists face a fight to open up new waters.

Enron won those fights to open up natural gas and electricity to competition, and it became Houston's signature company.