Sentence examples for opened saw from inspiring English sources

Countries home to many of the world's highest buildings (when they opened) saw their economies slump in the years between the start of construction and the official opening.

George Devine, the founder of the English Stage Company at the Royal Court, where John Osborne's Look Back in Anger had recently opened, saw the play and adopted Hastings as a protege, partly to save him, as Irving Wardle says in his biography of Devine, from the company he was keeping with the alcoholic bohemian artists Robert Colquhoun and Robert MacBryde in Fitzrovia, central London.

Its vast areas of open saw grass were used as passage for dugout canoes and as hunting and fishing territory.

The second half never quite lived up to those opening see-saw 45 minutes, with Bayern enjoying the bulk of possession, but unable to find a way through Basel's last-ditch defending and that man Sommer.

He opened his eyes and saw.

He closed his eyes and tilted his head back somewhat to give a smug emphasis to his final words as he turned towards her, but she was—he saw, for he opened them at once looking out the window.

An 18-year-old former student with sawed-off shotguns opened fire at a high school in western Emsdetten, wounding a teacher, a caretaker and several students, the police said.

Suddenly, the sheet of paper crumpled and then opened into a shape — a tiny violinist, sawing away at a violin.

The sixth-scale sawed-off shotgun can be opened and the tiny little shotgun shells can be removed.

The surgeons opened her chest down the middle with a power saw and sewed lines to and from the ECMO unit into her aorta and her beating heart.

It applies to bleeding within that sealed nut of the skull, as in "Once I had sawn open the woman's skull and opened the meninges, I found to my horror that her brain was obscured by a film of dark red blood that shouldn't have been there".