Sentence examples for opened an umbrella from inspiring English sources
The drizzle turned into raindrops, and McAdams opened an umbrella.
The man, Shen Zhidao, was arrested in the square last year when he opened an umbrella covered with anti-government slogans.
There's a line from Michael Chabon's fine novel (about cartoonists, by the way) "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay" where a character, upon being punched, "felt as if someone had opened an umbrella inside his rib cage".
The A.F.L.-C.I.O., for example, has opened an umbrella site for the organization and 13 sites for individual labor unions, like the Teamsters and the Communications Workers of America.
(During "Peace and Love" the word "Occupower" flashed on the back screen; she opened an umbrella reading "99%.") She ran through most of "Sun," against a trebly, adaptable quartet that droned and stomped and sometimes reconfigured into new systems, with double drums and triple guitars.
There isn't any rain in hell So why keep opening an umbrella?
The world's climate cannot be fixed by opening an umbrella.
It starts raining, and about every third person opens an umbrella — that way the entire crowd is protected.
For instance, she says, "I would never open an umbrella indoors or put a hat on a bed".
It concerns the mysterious man seen opening an umbrella in footage of the assassination of John F Kennedy, 50 years ago this year.
Fellow players likened Barber's contortions to an octopus falling from a tree or a man trying to open an umbrella on a windy day.
