Sentence examples for opened work from inspiring English sources

Oil companies opened work camps to evacuees and, when the camps themselves had to be evacuated a few days later, they provided aircraft and other support to help transfer them.

Open work with member to member, face to face, or electronic communication is by nature limited in size, thus limiting cognitive diversity.

Their 15-hour vigils, usually from 9 p.m. Friday to noon on Saturday, when the box office opens, worked.

This is likely the problem, but sometimes opening and closing the tray rapidly until it opens works as well.

An ironstone mine was opened to work on a rock outcrop in 1853.

Along the way, you will also find open work areas where cooks prepare sushi or mozzarella.

Even in that note, however, he said that "open work remained" in assessing the possible damage.

At white desks spread across the open work space, people are noisily typing on laptops or holding brainstorming meetings.

From 1962 in The Open Work, one of his numerous treatises, he laid out his fundamental theory that as any work is composed of an infinite set of signs, it becomes an open work offering a multiplicity of possible interpretations.

A few highlights from this "open" work: One of our most important findings was that the debates have been serious.

The show opened with a beige palette and either softly gathered knickers or wide cotton pants with open work at the ankles, as if on classy bed sheets.