Sentence examples for opened through that from inspiring English sources

That mission unfortunately failed last year [a solar storm caused a short circuit in one of the subsystems and a loss of telemetry signal, which made the Mars orbit insertion impossible] but many doors of collaboration were opened through that project.

A neighborhood institution since 1958, Ben's Chili Bowl was "one of the few businesses that remained opened through the [1968] riots" that followed the death of Martin Luther King, Jr.

There was the child-king who insisted on secret passageways, with peepholes that opened through the eyes of the ancestral portraits.

Many young Ph.D. students, as well as employers, seem to have a rather narrow view of the career possibilities that are opened through researcher training.

Comparison of these different crystal structures has revealed conformational changes occurring upon ligand binding, and has allowed predictions as to how these conformational changes may be coupled to channel opening through the loops that form the interface with the transmembrane domain in the nAChR.

But the house, with hardwood floors and a family room that opens through sliding glass doors to a well-kept garden, may not have been cleaned well enough.

The G4 Cube has 64 megabytes of memory, ports for U.S.B. and FireWire connections and a DVD player that opens through a slot on the top.

"Now there are two more positions open through retirement that may not be filled.

He was intent on "according him the respect he never gave anyone else, in humanising him rather than turning him into a flat statistical identity, and through that opening up the process of breaking the taboos".

All that matters is that we walk through that opening.

We have, in fact, participated in portraying teaching as technical practice whose most important aspects are measurable, so it is little wonder that policy makers are hurling a runaway train through that opening.