Sentence examples for give open from inspiring English sources

But the Corsham and Lisbon centres sit outside local authority control and are therefore able to be to give open access to those wishing to join.

Several local shops and restaurants will give Open Days patrons a 10percentt discount and donate 10percentt of those sales to the Garden Conservancy.

The three-story homes, which have small stoops as well as yards, "were designed to give open space back to the street and be a communal space among the people living in the town houses," Mr. Bee said.

The American victory in the Battles of Saratoga helped to induce the French to recognize American independence and to give open military assistance, thus marking a turning point in the uprising and making possible its ultimate success.

"Bijan was perhaps the last independent-minded analyst living in Tehran who continued to travel to Europe and the U.S. and give open lectures about Iran," said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran expert with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

One such method is to give open ended project.

"It's not the city's job to give open-ended subsidies and reward people for having more members in the family," said Nicole Gelinas, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.

If we're going to give open-faced sandwiches whatever vaguely inappropriate appellation we want – and not something more physically descriptive of their splayed form, like "glutenated lunch vaginas" – we might as well come closer to the truth.

PLEASE GIVE Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

My courageous wife @GabbyGiffords about to give opening statement at gun hearing.

Lawyers for three of the defendants plan to give opening arguments Tuesday.