Sentence examples for opened largely from inspiring English sources

More housing has also opened, largely thanks to large older homes that have been converted into multifamily apartments.

Some of them are still in existence: perhaps the most famous are the Library Company of Philadelphia, founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1731; the Boston Athenaeum, founded in 1807; and the London Library, opened largely at the request of Thomas Carlyle in 1841, which today has a wide-ranging collection for loan to its members in their homes.

Stocks opened largely lower this morning as investors nervously stepped to the sidelines awaiting the outcome of the Federal Reserves rate-setting meeting.

The stores opened largely in particularly poor and rough neighborhoods lacking regular grocers, and were often the source of racial tension.

The case had been re-opened largely on the strength of a long-running campaign by the Mail, which, in 1997, took the gamble of putting the men's photographs on its front page, under the headline "MURDERERS," and declared, "The Mail accuses these men of killing.

A few nights ago a new musical, Next To Normal, opened to largely rave reviews.

The Wing, whose first space in Manhattan opened late last year, largely serves young professional women.

The Marlins promised a new experience for fans when they raised their payroll and opened a largely taxpayer-financed ballpark in April.

It opened to largely negative reviews, with the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw saying "the passion and grandeur of scale have gone missing.

A few films expected to be major players in the awards season — some of which have not yet opened — were largely ignored by the guild.

Rather, the United States has long promoted an Internet that is global and open, largely for its democratizing force.