Sentence examples for open makes from inspiring English sources

Keeping America's testing option open makes it harder to argue that other states should abandon theirs.

"The U.S. Open makes more and more each year, but very little of that goes to the officials.

"Being able to be open makes all the difference to staying well in the first place and often stops conditions escalating," he says.

Wedging your door open makes your room a potential social hub, and it is acceptable to say hi and introduce yourself to anyone and absolutely everyone that passes by the door in a confused mush of words.

For many hotels, the added revenue during the Open makes up for the three weeks before it starts, when the golf courses are closed to the public for maintenance and preparation.

The shock of the door flying open makes the dog skitter backward, but soon enough it's on him, snarling, his shirt in its teeth, its weight pulling him down, but look who's got hold of the Windex.

Ivory Coast residents said the waste, which was dumped in the open, made them ill.

When he could plan for himself, having avenues of action open made him feel free.

West Street is open, making it possible once again to catch a cab uptown.

Perry, promoted to open, made 30 but never looked set at the crease.

At 10 05 a.m., Nick Price, from Zimbabwe, who later won two P.G.A. Championships and the British Open, made his ace.