Sentence examples for opened the most from inspiring English sources

Paul IV "opened the most savage campaign in papal history against the Jews," forcing them into ghettos and destroying synagogues.

The British Heart Foundation closed the most retail premises (17); Imperial Cancer Research Fund opened the most (26).

Oddly, not only did the procedure not help but there was also increased disease activity in patients whose veins were opened the most.

Law school opened the most doors, he seemed to be saying, but don't get caught in your own equivalent of a toilet-paper investigation.

– Glenn Collins The Jewish Daily Forward: The Philadelphia chef Michael Solomonov — a master of doughnuts, barbecue and hummus — just opened the most ambitious kosher restaurant in the country, Citron and Rose.

With the backing of his patron, James Bryant Conant, the president of Harvard University, Mr. Chauncey helped to create a system that opened the most elite universities to promising young people who performed well on standardized tests.

A motel clerk hoped to open the most moder, luxurious hote imaginzble.

Ms. Burke is a proponent of what might be called judicious philanthropy, which can open the most desirable garden gates.

By opening the most sensitive dossier first, Mr. Obama has delivered to Israel its first dose of tough love since the administration of President George H.W. Bush.

This is causing a major headache for grocery giants, who have spent the last 20 years engaged in a "space race" to open the most supermarkets.

Paul let the ruling stand, thereby opening the most visible modern rift between hierarchy and laity.