Sentence examples for opened making from inspiring English sources

Courgette flowers are at their best for picking just as the sun rises: the flowers are fully opened, making them great for deep frying.

Some polling places never actually opened, making it easy for ballots and boxes to be diverted, several international election analysts said.

The dogs jumped to attention when the plant door opened, making clear that no visitors would enter until the bottoms of their shoes had been sniffed and licked.

It wobbled wildly when it opened, making people seasick, but the Millennium Bridge, an elegant feat of engineering across the Thames, is back in business.

One of the owners, John Zhang, had sent out letters when the restaurant opened, making the strong case in halting English that Grand Sichuan was the real thing.

Cats began hanging out there when the archaeological site was first opened, making the most of the shelter and protection provided by the below-street-level ruins, and were kept fed by friendly "gattare" or cat ladies.

During the run of Fitzgerald's Mass Appeal, Michael Lindsay-Hogg's production of Agnes Of God opened, making it the first time that two directors, mother and son, had separate plays running on Broadway at the same time.

Doors, quite literally, begin to open, making Downer's profiles of modern geisha the best part of her book.

Limited mouth opening makes dental treatment difficult and sometimes impracticable [ 13].

In the window that opens, make sure that the 'Local' option is chosen and high the 'Select' button to bring up a file selector.

If the instrument is hinged or opens, make sure you clean the inside and outside surfaces.