Sentence examples for opened way from inspiring English sources

Chappie's travails were nothing in comparison to those faced by poorly reviewed Vince Vaughn comedy Unfinished Business, which opened way down in 10th spot with just $4.8m.

No scrimping on space, you are drawn in by the huge leather sofas lining the walls and the central area opened way up to the rafters.

We head down below Jamaica Street and into the club, which has been a seminal fixture in the city since it opened way back in 1987.

Pablo said it was the Hotel La Leona, and since it had opened way back in 1894 - when Patagonia was barely on the map - it had served as both a hotel and a wayfarers' inn.

Hail, Ceasar!, their hilarious tribute to Hollywood's golden age, faces a rare uphill battle for the film-makers: it opened way back in February, and failed to captivate audiences, flopping at the box office despite a cast that includes Channing Tatum and George Clooney.

It was first opened way back in 1860 and celebrated their 150th anniversary in 2010.

There are some crossovers, although the novel opens way up.

_ There are some crossovers, although the novel opens way up.

"I heard a G.E.D. opens doors, and a diploma opens way more," he said, almost whispering to his tattooed hands.

The areas around slums are being redeveloped to reduce social risks, opening way to new apartment blocks.

The approach opens ways for modeling protein interaction networks of cellular systems, even when pathways are not previously well characterized.