Sentence examples for open to standing from inspiring English sources

The sport is only open to standing competitors.

The original French version won the nation's highest film honor, the César, and opened to standing ovations at Cannes and Toronto.

"Who's played a Zelda game before?" We each flip our open hands from prone to standing.

The production ran for a disappointing 96 performances, although it had opened to a standing ovation from the audience and a generally optimistic reaction from critics.

Scene 2: On the Long Island Rail Road, waiting for the doors to open, standing toe-to-toe with a gentleman whose head was in his hand-held, and I said: "No one looks at anyone any more; everyone's into their hands".

Some described feeling self-conscious and concerned about disturbing others in the open plan office as inhibitors to standing.

Scene 2: On the Long Island Rail Road, waiting for the doors to open, standing toe to toe with a gentleman whose head was in his hand-held.

ANOTHER TITLE FOR A YOUNG ASIAN Hours after Annika Sorenstam walked up the 18th at the Women's British Open to a standing ovation and closed her final major with a birdie, Ji-Yai Shin won by three strokes after a six-under 66 in Sunningdale, England.

As the slope of the curve was shallower than that of leaf production in the open stand, standing number increased, reaching a maximum at flowering time.

Bryant had the chance to take the shot himself, but passed to an open Artest, standing alone in the corner.

The original bridge is closed to road traffic, but is still standing and open to pedestrians and cyclists.