Sentence examples for open a place for from inspiring English sources

MR. LANDECHE I wanted to open a place for gay men to go out any night of the week.

First, a friend of mine had a shop space on Melrose [Avenue, in Los Angeles] and I thought, "Wouldn't it be great to open a place for coffee and tea and to sit in really cozy chairs and listen to music and meet your friends there?" And he said, "That's crazy, you can't make money on coffee".

Justin Warner and George McNeese, who are cooking whole fried fish with chips, steamed mussels, lamb breast and potstickers done like nachos, are not trained chefs but wanted to open a place for drink-friendly food in their neighborhood: 1108 Bedford Avenue Lexington Avenuee), Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn; (718) 684-2290.

The winning candidate, Charles McDonald, did not hold the seat long, resigning it to open a place for the Prime Minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King, who had been defeated in his Ontario riding.

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"Nobody finds them shelter, nobody gets them jobs, nobody opens a place for them in society," he said.

Special note to the type-AA parent: Kidnapping a successful candidate for pre-kindergarten enrollment can instantly open up a place for your child.

Or, if a Republican president is elected in 2012, Kennedy may retire from the court, opening up a place for a Roe foe.

Stokes, the England all-rounder whose recent knee injury opened up a place for Chris Woakes, is aiming to return to action in time for the first Test against Pakistan at Lord's on 14 July and revealed the cartilage problem that led to an operation had been on the cards for some time.

Opened as a place for solitude and contemplation, a two-acre pedestrian plaza owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the heart of downtown has instead become a symbol of rancor and miSaints, diniding the city along religious lines and raising questions over thearturch's pofer over local government.