Sentence examples for open to loose from inspiring English sources
'Boscobel' is a red-budded shrub rose; the buds open to loose, double blooms in blushing pinks and apricots.
This diffuse brain state is not only an intellectual one, open to looser connections between words and concepts.
The live experience is much looser, open to improvisation and can be more experimental where artists, much like DJs, can interpret the crowds' mood and react accordingly.
They want to create a competition that is looser and open to innovation.
Sturgeon may have ruled out a formal coalition but both sides have left the door open to the idea of a looser alliance, known as a confidence and supply agreement.
Where the prairie planting is expansive, loose, open to wind and sky, this is shady, sheltered and intimate.
And a few chefs who don't normally cook Japanese food at all have gone into izakaya mode, happy to discover a corner of that nation's gastronomy that is relatively loose and open to interpretation by outsiders.
One continues the story of Pandora, who out of curiosity opens a jar, loosing multifarious evils on humanity; the other traces man's decline since the Golden Age.
The thicker, the deader, the more useful to "ride" on, a more open looser feel than keeping your 4/4 tempo on the open/close high-hat cymbals.
One patient had an open arthrotomy to retrieve a loose osteocartilaginous fragment and perform lateral release.
But he said the bureau was still limited in what it could say because the case remained open — simply to tie up loose ends, the Justice Department has said — and because Dr. Ivins was never charged with the crime.
