Sentence examples for opened large from inspiring English sources

In recent years, companies like Facebook have opened large Seattle offices, and they benefit from the Amazon outflow.

Targeted by the startlingly accurate Confederate fire, the Keokuk took more than 100 shells, some of which opened large fissures in her armored sides.

Although India imports more than 70 percent of its energy supplies, in recent years, it has opened large areas of territory to oil and gas development.

Expensive restaurants opened, large shopping centers covered more and more of the city's periphery, and the university built an enormous new business-school building.

Several big companies, including Allstate Insurance and Kodak, have opened large offices here, and new subdivisions are turning the west side of town into sprawling suburbia.

But the Web, as an easy-to-use interface for the Internet, has opened large swaths of uncharted territory for industrial America.

In addition to Fossil Rim, there are a handful of other institutions that have opened large-acreage breeding sites, including the Smithsonian and, in Ohio, the Columbus Zoo.

Chanel has opened large-scale exhibits in Central Park, Prada has developed and screened Japanese animated shorts and who can forget V magazine's bracelet-only Gaga-thon?

Of course, not every unicorn is opening large secondary offices.

Our research opens large opportunities for other microbial production of monoterpenes.

The high versatility of diazonium grafting route opens large possibilities for the structuration of carbon surfaces.