Sentence examples for opened for movement from inspiring English sources

Possibilities have opened for movement between fields.

Beginning in the 9th century, the dalmatic was commonly made of heavy velvet, damask, or brocaded silk and was shortened to the knees, the sides opened for freedom of movement and the sleeves shortened.

Not only are pathways leading from signal or stimulus perception to growth movements, which might also be coherent and cooperative movements, opened for investigation, but possible species-specific characteristics come into question also, not least because swarming is largely a conspecific activity which excludes individuals who are not of the same species.

P&O Ferries added: "Calais port has now re-opened for shipping movements.

Syria opened the door for movement leaders to link a national debate on foreign policy to their economic ideas.

In my lifetime I have seen the space for the arts opened by movements for social justice, the power of art to break despair.

"It has simplicity and an open license for movement and the blending of lines.

My suggestion would be to open up movement for people and allow labor to move freely around the world, which would stabilize wages and would remove the incentives for companies to move jobs to other places.

They have left the way open for Islamic movements that can exploit this weakness.

Its opening movement dances along for a while in the kind of steadily bustling, chugging rhythm that animates many works in this backward-looking style.

The music of overtures is to inspire listeners to imagine scenes, images, or moods; Liszt intended to combine those programmatic qualities with a scale and musical complexity normally reserved for the opening movement of Classical symphonies.