Sentence examples for opened to release from inspiring English sources

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The motor will be stopped and the valve will be opened to release the air out of the cuff.

At one time too the Gibraltar area served as a land bridge that could have opened to release these waters.

But in this version, a cylinder can be opened to release the core instantly, so you don't have to pry it out with your fingers.

The doors opened to release the smiling crowd and to admit the next matinee-goers, who were in for more of a ride than they expected.

I tasted it again in the salad and, most wonderfully, in the soft egg yolk raviolo, which opened to release a gorgeous orange-yellow liquid that mingled with a sugo di vitello and extraordinary, smoky speck ham.

Eight hours until a few valves could be opened to release 1.3 million gallons into the East River, where the churning Hell Gate waters would rinse away any lingering hint of summertime splashes and butterfly strokes.

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This triggers internalization of the VLPs into the cells where the VLPs will open to release their cytotoxic cargo.

When the synangia mature, they open to release yellow to whitish spores, from which the gametophyte plants will later emerge, like the one shown at left.

These cones/fruits can only open to release their seeds after the heat of a fire has physically melted the resin.

Her entire stern opens to release the high-speed air-cushion landing craft necessary for the Marines' rare but signature beach assaults.

Uglow describes how "the cone's slow ripening and opening to release the seeds came to stand for the expansion of consciousness".

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