Sentence examples for means opens from inspiring English sources

Just a reminder that Frank V. Ross's deft, funny, sneakily intricate romance "Audrey the Trainwreck" (which features neither an Audrey nor a trainwreck, but I think I know who he means) opens tonight to inaugurate Brooklyn's reRun Gastropub Theater (here's mention, with photo, from The L Magazine).

The use of lasers in the fabrication of unique devices unavailable by other means opens up a field rich of science and engineering and promises many benefits in the years to come.

As manufacturing is already competitive, that means opening up the inefficient, cosseted services sector especially finance.

That means opening up all but core policing functions to competition.

This means opening up existing woodlands and creating new ones accessible to the public.

The middle means marriage, and sharing, it also means opening up to the grinchy day-to-day reality.

That means opening up our politics to let in more women and more people from working class backgrounds too.

To me, "independence" means opening to Europe and to the whole world and, hopefully, progress, research and welfare.

This also means opening up Yahoo's platform to allow developers to write applications, the way Facebook does.

"Advocacy means opening your mouth and trying to persuade someone they should or should not do something".

And it means opening up the delivery of public services to charities, social enterprises and private companies.