Sentence examples for open pieces from inspiring English sources

It's an important idea, I think, at least by way of provocation: can law journals or other institutions publish, as a supplement to their regular mode, shorter, open pieces formatted for the web that have serious work behind them and which link more actively to other arguments, online and offline?

"The problem we are addressing right now is that these buildings were built in many instances with not particularly large construction budgets on large, open pieces of land, and as a consequence, they become very attractive sites for redevelopment," Mr. Bentel said.

The fact that Kosovo and Serbia haven't recognized each other is still an open piece of business that needs to be resolved.

Which is probably why so many people are rumored to be begging to get in on that last open piece of the round.

Many people today "almost think that if it's an open piece of ground, it must be developed," Chamberlain says.

St Peter's Field was a croft (an open piece of land) alongside Mount Street which was being cleared to enable the last section of Peter Street to be constructed.

Find a nice big open piece of desert.

Divide the room using an open piece of shelving.

With digital pedals arranged under his Steinway grand, he opened pieces with long notes of watery rhapsody, letting them warp and decay; he applied echo and phasing effects.

Yet critic and Mahler expert Norman Lebrecht declared the opening piece of the series, "Songs of a Wayfarer", "as awful as it gets.

That may be technically a contradiction in terms, since "Cho-Yop," as the program for Kim Byong Kon's piece of that title explained, means "opening piece" or "the first piece," and there can't precisely be two firsts.