So, occasionally, museum curators like to give the keys to artists, who, with their unorthodox impulses, may open cell doors and let ordinarily separated objects out to mingle and converse.
After blasting their way into the prison, the attackers broke open cell doors and freed 384 inmates, including several who had been condemned to death, said Mohammad Azam Khan, the home minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province.
"My friends died here," said Mohammed Khalifa Swisse, a sad-eyed man who had come with his video camera to record the wide-open cell doors, hastily discarded sandals, piles of wiring, broken glass and torn foam mattresses of the now-empty prison.
It takes three officers to safely restrain a violent prisoner and there wasn't enough staff on the wing for me to safely open his cell door.
"I pleaded with the jailers, I begged them to open the cell door, so that I could embrace him, and say a proper goodbye," Benazir told me this summer.
Ameen al-Sheikh testified that: "The night guard came over, his name is Graner, open the cell door, came in with a number of soldiers.
A lieutenant must open his cell door slot, provide him a phone and secure the slot once the call is completed.
Confined for years in labor camps for anti-Soviet propaganda in the 1980's, Mr. Tolstykh was nearly 40 and estranged from his wife and son by the time a thaw in the cold war cracked open his cell door and sent him to America.
A couple of cops open the cell door and push Spike inside.
The scene in which Rey persuades her Stormtrooper (007) captor to open her cell door and drop his weapon strongly echoes Obi Wan's successful uses of the Jedi mind trick in both the OT and Prequels -- one of his signature abilities.
