Sentence examples for open to take from inspiring English sources

But for the Open to take such measures took a retirement rate of record proportions.

The two United States attorneys based in New York will also have phone lines open to take reports of problems.

Williams, 31, won Wimbledon and the United States Open to take her grand slam haul in singles to 15.

Then he advances on the net but blazes wide with options open to take it back to Juice.

"And the move has allowed the Open to take on the true characteristics of New York City".

Monday at the latest, or until 5 p.m. Sunday if her office was open to take them.

Late last week, a Chinese general wrote in an online commentary that his government should be open to taking military action.

Also on Friday, Daniel Ortega, the president of Nicaragua, said he was open to taking in Mr. Snowden.

Doing so can build institutional knowledge and create a culture where people are more open to taking risks.

Without the programme, he said, he would have been less open to taking on more debt, such as a mortgage.

"She was open to taking it there," Matsoukas said, "and with being honest and showing what life really is".