Sentence examples for given an open from inspiring English sources
Given an open brief for his final year project, Roberts was looking for a problem to solve.
Still, Mr. Usher has been given an open door at the highest levels of the Bush administration, which has been surprisingly sympathetic to the pleas of Big Steel.
That logic may explain why no "high value detainee" subjected to the most extreme tactics and still in U.S. custody in Guantánamo has yet been given an open trial.
"The biggest mistake R.B.I. has made is that it has almost given an open invitation to speculators to short the rupee," said Rajeev Malik, an economist with CLSA in Singapore, referring to the central bank.
Latham then embarked on a second career as an acerbic media columnist, given an open platform to pursue his long-running obsessions, most particularly his hatred of "elites", both progressive and conservative.
And, given an open "tab," female rats drink more than the males, but their consumption varies across their hormonal cycle.
"The public safety exception would be meaningless if interrogations are given an open-ended time horizon".
On April 25th, Mr Sawh was given an open-air Hindu cremation at the village of Good Hope.
The gymnast, who won bronze on the uneven bars, will be given an open-top bus tour by the mayor.
Given an open-loop emissions strategy satisfying mild regularity conditions, an ambient transfer scheme is exhibited that induces it in Markov-perfect equilibrium (MPE).
The students were given an open-ended design assignment and five sub-tasks for ideation that encouraged reflective insights about individual and shared practices.
