Sentence examples for has always opened from inspiring English sources

Alastair Cook, who has always opened the batting, has a record that is almost identical to Smith's but he is not yet ready for the Masters Champions League.

I have never read To Kill a Mockingbird with a class of pupils without witnessing outrage at the verdict, which has always opened up the space for class discussion about really serious issues: racism; the institutional abuse of power by state agencies; the indifference of the powerful to the maimed and damaged lives of the powerless.

Content creation becomes more likely, the thinking goes, when users have some fun tools to use — and it helps that the app has always opened directly to a camera.

Junior level speech class, SP 324 -- Persuasion, has always opened with a warm-up speech.

Rather than setting a ceiling on his limits, Bode has always opened up the sky to those limits.

Closing the pounds could have another benefit, they say: "Killing [in pounds] has always opened up doors to breeders," says Shane, "They know they can they overbreed because people have a place to dump unwanted animals.

"Until that point, I had always opened the bowling, batted at seven and tried to slog it a bit.

Nomadic Mongolians have always opened their doors to anyone who needs assistance, and those still living the nomadic life continue to do so.

Rob told Danial his family have always opened their home to the community.

I think that the students have always opened my mind to a new way of looking at theater.

"The way has always been open.