'open the umbrella' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "It started to rain, so I quickly opened the umbrella to keep dry."
Stevick opened the umbrella.
She waited until she had fully exited the subway and was back on the street before opening the umbrella again.
Trying opening the umbrella for maximum coverage.
Titled "Who Opened The Protection Umbrella For Xinhua Coal Pit 4?" an anonymous blogger revealed the names, identity card numbers and addresses of the deceased among the previous four secret mine accidents for reporters to verify.
To be fair, CPAC did make some efforts at opening the Republican umbrella, hosting a panel on minority outreach off the main stage.
In a statement published when the negotiations opened, the industry umbrella organization US Poultry Groups said the removal of a European ban on chicken dipped in chlorinated water would be an essential part of TTIP.
Farrell spread the umbrella wide, opening the gates for bands whose touring presence was often the small club.
Sudden showers can mean frustrating moments trying to scramble out of the car and open an umbrella at the same time.
I opened the door, grabbed an umbrella and handed it to the messenger, who was about to step back out into the pouring rain.
