Sentence examples for open described from inspiring English sources

An article on July 9 about Na Yeon Choi's victory in the United States Women's Open described imprecisely her triple-bogey 8 on the 10th hole in the final round.

One woman I spoke to who'd had a tormenting 20 hours of trying to give birth naturally, followed by a scary rush to the operating theatre where her abdomen was sliced open, described it as 'hell followed by a nightmare' - and she never wanted to have another child.

For decades afterward, accounts of the 1955 Open described him inaccurately as "a club pro" or "a driving-range pro" and referred to his victory as a fluke, which led him to build up a calloused attitude toward the news media.

AMI-TV has collaborated with other Canadian broadcasters to simulcast events on the network with open described video.

Coverage with open described video was simulcast by AMI-tv, a network which broadcasts programming with accommodations for those who are visually or hearing impaired, carried by all pay TV providers in Canada by law.

"Open" describes a form of journalism that is in tune with the spirit of the web: mutualised, collaborative and networked.

The film's effective climax depicts how, in the middle of chaos, CNN manages to keep its audio line open, describing the bombardment from the inside, as the network's staff members, including the reporters Peter Arnett (Bruce McGill and John Holliman John Carroll Lynchch), risk their lives.

— United States Golf Association officials lavished praise on that grande dame Merion Golf Club at a news conference on the eve of the United States Open, describing the host course as "a classic beauty" worth celebrating.

As noted above, the release of XMP is fast (≥200 s−1); the individual rate constants (k close, k open ) describing the movement of the flap were chosen to be arbitrarily fast such that the value of K c = 4 (16).

The analysis used Strauss' grounded theory coding methods, where coding moves from open (describing concepts) to axial (developing concepts) to selective coding, focusing on one category at a time to build, discuss and reflect on explanations from dense coding.

Taylor, who visited soon after it opened, described the store as "sterile" and "not what we think of as a normal bookstore".