Sentence examples for open was to from inspiring English sources

He said the only way to keep Europe's internal borders open was to be much harsher on its external borders.

Despite rounds last year that exceeded five hours, the last slow-play penalty meted out at a United States Open was to Edward Fryatt in 1997.

To attend Wednesday's United States Open was to feel fortunate: the sky was bright blue, insolently cloudless over the sprawling acreage of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, and the swampland humidity had lifted.

One of my goals for this Open was to see a match with Szavay, an eighteen-year-old Hungarian who has had a speedy rise up the women's ranks this year.

But the reason they were out there in the summer sunshine on the eve of the Australian Open was to be found higher up on the arena's giant screens, where images of flooded homes and despair in Queensland were playing in a space usually reserved for Hawkeye replays or flashy groundstrokes.

To sit in the audience at Bushwick Community High School in Brooklyn last Wednesday evening, to watch as young black and Latino women and men walked to a microphone and, with anger and tears and eloquence, pleaded with officials of New York City's Department of Education to keep their school open, was to feel privileged.

Being out in the open is to risky.

How open is Burma to business?

"But my responsibility is to be open".

The museum is to be open daily.

Being open relates to being honest.