Sentence examples for opened far from inspiring English sources

American independent films are often welcomed in France with greater energy than at home, as with Matt Porterfield's "Putty Hill," which opened far more widely there this year.

Raan Jay Fai opened far from central Bangkok, near the older part of town, which contains a large percentage of vendors who have stuck to traditional recipes.

ON a recent morning, as wind and spitting rain lashed the Space Needle's observation deck, the Seattle writer Knute Berger described the World's Fair that opened far below, in Seattle Center, 50 years ago last month.

BlackBerry shares plunged by 13% to $6.79, from $7.70 before the market opened, far below the $9 per share that Fairfax was attempting to offer ahead of Monday's bid deadline.

In Washington, the United States ambassador to Asean, Scot Marciel, said at a Congressional hearing on Tuesday that "the door must be opened far wider and rapidly to prevent a second catastrophe" of further death.

But lately, the seaside playground has found a cooler, local groove away from the beach: a handful of cocktail bars, homey restaurants and boutique hotels — some imported from New York — have opened far from the hubbub of Ocean Drive and the frat-crush of Wet Willie's.

The window was stuck about a quarter of the way up — it didn't open far enough for him to sneak out.

The central lobby is lit by a over-storey whose windows actually open (far rarer than it should be), and protected from the sun by automatic blinds.

The window was stuck about a quarter of the way up it didn't open far enough for him to sneak out.

The last show to have such a lengthy preview period was "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," which played 183 performances before opening — far more than "Glengarry" is scheduled to hold.

But if you introduce yourself first, then politely request a few minutes--rather than diving right into your sales pitch--you'll open far more doors.