Sentence examples for leaves opened in from inspiring English sources

When Five Leaves opened in September, coverage fixated on one of the investors, the late actor Heath Ledger.

(Note, however, that Pascal leaves open in the Wager whether the payoff for non-believers is just; indeed, as far as his argument goes, it may be extremely unjust).

That leaves "Phantom," which opened in 1988, as the longest-running Broadway show.

All of this suggests that the question left open in Graham may only be answered by the Supreme Court.

Dresses in his signature gray checks, flannels and jacquards were made of layers of folded-over fabrics left open in the back, though they allowed little natural movement.

More than half of the 13 libraries in Tameside could be shut and under one proposal just two could be left open in the Greater Manchester borough.

I know the horses are behind other gates and other fences — and yet it feels as though something has been left open in me.

Traditionally, the doors of this shrine were left open in time of war and were kept closed when Rome was at peace.

It could just be any number of things: a change in wind direction, a door is left open in a hallway.

Among the hard questions that Obama left open, in fact, is whether the C.I.A. will have to follow the same interrogation rules as the military.

Steam-heat systems were designed in the eighteen-fifties to work with a steady-burning coal fire and to run hot, as compensation for windows left open in the name of health.