Sentence examples for literally opened from inspiring English sources
VARSHA MEHTA'S sari has literally opened doors for her.
The door literally opened into the kitchen, bumping into the refrigerator.
With it, Carrel literally opened a new era in cell research.
Viktor & Rolf literally opened their show, as a medieval door on the backdrop was let down as a drawbridge.
The launching of the Haitian revolution, after all, was a Vodou ceremony, so music quite literally opened the way.
"As a girl from Kentucky," Ms. Whelan said, "this book literally opened the door to my fascination with New York City, ballet and Balanchine".
His sentiments literally open the door to a new era.
It is called kai guang or "opening the eyes" — literally, opening brightness.
Damien Hirst literally opens up animals and shows you what is inside.
His invasions at one time are turned back when they literally open the dykes and flood the French armies back.
Understanding exact electronic configurations of carbon atoms bonded by nitrogen (N) functionalities at atomic-level may literally open a door to advance metal-free carbon materials as efficient catalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR).
