Sentence examples for open a passage from inspiring English sources
"Israelis say, 'We opened a passage.' Come on, you open a passage, you close a passage.
The new construction should relieve China's anxiety about the strategic vulnerability imposed by its reliance on the Malacca strait; at present, fourth-fifths of its energy imports pass through that narrow channel near Singapore.Kings, mandarins and engineers had long contemplated ways of cutting straight through the South-East Asian peninsula, to open a passage for ships.
Ring, ring, ring... international calls always take an eternity to open a passage through to a phone in Cuba.
After the twins are defeated, they open a passage leading to a massive storeroom that contains a portrait leading to Brauner's studio.
U.S. airstrikes helped ease the first siege earlier this summer, enabling Kurdish fighters to open a passage for tens of thousands Yazidis to escape.
If you loved the front entry design, there's a duplicate mural on the patio out back, and soon the owners hope to open a passage directly into the famed Wynwood Walls just beyond.
They would be tasked with temporarily opening a passage to the 6th Army.
After an infantry attack failed to open a clear passage for the tanks, an armoured dash succeeded in penetrating the German lines, but at a heavy cost and too late to intercept the German retreat up the coast.
Both countries are deeply involved in competing routes to provide the land-locked, energy-rich republics with access to the sea.Pakistan is anxious to open a direct passage through Afghanistan, an attractive option for American companies which at present have to use more complicated and costlier routes in their zeal to bypass Iran.
If Iraqi and Kurdish forces are able to open a safe passage, humanitarian agencies are ready to provide aid to the displaced families, he said.
Ekrem Hasso and Juan Mohammad told The Associated Press that the Yazidis fled after Kurdish fighters were able to open a safe passage into Syria following clashes with the Islamic State group.
