Sentence examples for open central from inspiring English sources

However, if disambiguation is required, the retraction diacritic or the centralized diacritic may be added to indicate an open central vowel, as in or.

It originally was a "dogtrot" house with an open central corridor; remodeling to add bathrooms closed the corridor.

More recently, though, the pressure had eased, a shift that coincided with more open central government attitudes toward AIDS.

Quite frequently nine- or seven-vowel systems occur, and the contrasting sets are reduced, the open central vowel a being neutral and occurring with both sets.

Inside the building, on the ground floor, there are plans for a large, open central area where artists can practice and perform.

The now tremulous "canvas" appeared to lower itself into the 38-by-38-foot 38-by-38-foot 38-by-38-foot 38-by-38-foothat aroomrranged around an open central square.

The starting point of /əi/ ranges from a near-open central after broad consonants to an open-mid centralized front after slender consonants, and its end point ranges from a near-close near-front before slender consonants to a centralized before broad consonants.

She bought a loft on West 17th Street, put her living quarters in the back, and created a wide-open central space ringed with canvas on three sides.

Mr. DiBiase, whose father, Carmine, opened Central Lunch in the same spot in 1928, gladly answers any questions you might have.

In 1994, H-E-B, a Texas supermarket chain controlled by the San Antonio billionaire Charles Butt, opened Central Market, a huge gourmet grocery store, in Austin, in a shopping center north of the university.

The starting point of /əu/ ranges from a near-open central after broad consonants to an open-mid advanced central after slender consonants, and its end point ranges from a near-close near-back before broad consonants to a centralized before slender consonants.