Sentence examples for opened halfway from inspiring English sources
The petite performer, with a dusting of gray in her hair, wore a white jacket opened halfway to the waist to reveal black lacy underwear clinging to a taut frame.
A charitable trek through Katmandu, says Ms. Otis, in her Michael Kors suede pants and ankle strap shoes from Barney's and a Theory blouse opened halfway to her front.
Bernard-Henri Lévy (also known as BHL), though less noted for his wit, likes to play up to his reputation as a comic figure, popping up here, there and everywhere in his fine white shirts, opened halfway down his chest, holding forth on everything from Jean-Paul Sartre to jihad in Pakistan, and generally acting out the role, in a somewhat theatrical fashion, of the great Parisian Intellectual.
The gate was opened halfway so we'd have to duck under it, and they limited entry to 12 shoppers at a time.
And then, one eye opened halfway.
The majority (74%) of our patients were from the XTS Hospital, a facility which was built especially to house SARS patients and opened halfway through the epidemic.
If a factory shuts and another one opens halfway round the world the effect is clear, but if a French firm, say, keeps all its workers at home and adds capacity in Morocco to sell into France, have jobs been offshored?
And can we get a similar or better return through another alternative?' " Horn's suggestion: Open halfway houses for newly freed people and set up a voucher system that would enable them to purchase the services they need, like drug treatment.
There are two insulated doors into the cabin, measuring 26″ x 36″ with a sliding window that opens halfway.
After bookmarking the page where she wanted the book to open when it is first downloaded (Chapter 1), she noticed that on a Kindle Fire, it opens halfway through the table of contents.
"Compton, West Covina, Upland, Pomona, Riverside, Long Beach, Corona, San Bernardino are cities I have tried to open halfway houses in, but they wouldn't let me," he said, because of objections from citizens.
