Sentence examples for open making from inspiring English sources

This SUV has side doors that oppose each other and there's no center pillar between the doors so there's a huge opening with both doors open, making it easier to enter or exit the vehicle if you aren't a youngster.

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

Pressel is the youngest player ever to qualify for the Open, making the 2001 tournament at age 12.

Doors, quite literally, begin to open, making Downer's profiles of modern geisha the best part of her book.

The pictures also appear on any folder or document a person has open, making it easy to start working with someone else.

She has struggled at the French Open, making the final in 2002 (losing to her sister Serena) but otherwise never advancing past the quarterfinals.

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.

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

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

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