Sentence examples for insisting on opening from inspiring English sources

While he stops short of insisting on opening those up to external scrutiny, he offers stern counsel about what can be discussed.

Follow Nick Asd Mack on Twitter.

But mum insisted on opening some champagne.

Wherever they went, he insisted on opening doors for her.

The agent insisted on opening the jar and then he stuck his nose right in it.

Wherever he went, he insisted on opening doors himself and holding them open for those around him, especially women.

But some families insist on opening the bundle and seeing what the Army has deemed non-viewable.

A subway reality remains that virtually all readers of newspapers, be they broadsheets or tabloids, insist on opening the pages to maximum width.

In 1989, while air-conditioning was being installed, the opera house's administrator insisted on opening the storage room where the containers were.

He has previously said it was the factory owners who insisted on opening for business the day of the collapse, and several of the owners have been arrested, as was Mr. Rana's father.

We cannot talk of open government without opening offshore jurisdictions, and we cannot insist on opening up government data without also opening up the tax havens that impoverish Africa.