Sentence examples for open for little from inspiring English sources

It's a small price to pay — a kind of soft blackmail — to keep options open for little Max and Sophie.

After being open for little more than a year, the school failed in February 1737, gaining Johnson a reputation as a failed schoolmaster.

It was a few hours before he was to perform a secret show — opening for Little Joy under the name Swami Shand-Us Jr. — and he said he hadn't yet rehearsed.

Having [Clinton] there, I think, is going to open up for little girls ― and not-so-young girls ― the aspirations that they may not have had for themselves previously".

Republicans may also consider a simple bill to keep the government open for as little as seven days while the legislative jousting continues.

The restaurant, open for a little more than a calendar year, a year that saw a fire, a historic hurricane and two off-seasons, has its fair share of detractors, but someone had faith.

Plank played safety for the Bears on that Sunday, Dec. 18, 1977, against the Giants in what was then a new Giants Stadium, open for a little more than a year.

Richards was in Shepherd's Bush to show off Vue's latest addition, a £12.5m investment open for a little over a week, in the glossy Westfield shopping centre.

Guardian staff hrwaldram 03 June 2013 2 02pm Hi all, it's 2pm (BST) and the webchat is due to finish now - thanks for all your questions and for @bishtraining and @jimmccaul for joining us to answer so many of them - hope that's cleared up some things and we'll keep this thread open for a little while too.

I train at the Australian Academy of Parkour, Exercise and Self Defence (Aapes), a converted warehouse in Sydney which has been open for a little over three months and has just over 100 permanent members – a number that's surpassed the expectations of JP Gauntlett and Monique McDonald, who run the space, several times over.

Are you open for a little "spiritual experimentation"?