Sentence examples for guide opened from inspiring English sources

The guide opened another door and we were allowed into a vestibule but not into the room itself.

What impressed me about the Valle house -- when the guide opened the door to its commercial side -- was seeing the counters and shelves where Valle and his father before him had received furs, skins and lead in exchange for goods from Europe and the East.

The "new Office Reviewer's Guide," opened in my Chrome browser to a SharePoint file.

It was all a bit of a mystery, and remained so, even as the small bay that we'd been reading about in the cruising guide opened up before us and we saw several boats already backed into the beach and secured as advertised with long lines running ashore.

The safari guide opened two fences and we made our way into the daring landscape: a cow pasture, where domesticated creatures of the wild approached to beg for dumpster bread.

In recapitulating the spirit of the 1930s, "Gabriel's Guide" opens dialogues with folk music, both past and present.

He quotes David Clapp, a director of sanctuaries for the Massachusetts Audubon Society: "Those field guides opened a door, and culturally all of America walked through it.

However, the availability of guides opens a field of study to many more people, including professionals, students, and amateurs and will thus help in the discovery of species new to science and in advancing the knowledge of regional biodiversities.

This needs to be strictly off limits to the kids, so that you can leave essays half written, or study guides open at the last place you were up to without worrying it will be disturbed by the little people.

By 1924, coast-to-coast airmail service had developed, using light beacons to guide open-cockpit planes at night.

Patrice Fusillo, author of Japan Guide (Open Road), suggests the home visit program as a way to meet Japanese.