Sentence examples for opening curtains from inspiring English sources

* Ask neighbours to make occasional visits, drawing and opening curtains.

If you go right, you have to keep opening curtains, one after the other".

She said she went around opening curtains to give patients a view of the hospital's newest artwork.

When a play needed more mansions than could be fitted onstage at once, units were converted by removing the canvas coverings or by opening curtains to show an interior scene.

The lovers are absorbed not just into their society; throughout the ballet, two maids sit at the back of the stage, opening curtains to introduce each scene, and thus telling us that this sad story is theatre, art — eternity — and cannot be otherwise.

Given this approach to art criticism, it is thus understandable why Diderot was fascinated by the 'ocular harpsichord' imagined (if not realized) by Father Castel, by which a musician, when striking the keys on a keyboard when playing a piece of music, would not only produce sounds but also produce colors by opening curtains to colored glass panes.

Act your heart out throughout the whole play— from opening curtain to the finale!

Open curtains and window shades during the daytime to benefit from the sun's warmth.

Open curtains and replace them with sheers, if possible.

Can windows be opened, curtains and shades be drawn, and doors be used freely?

I remember never opening the curtains.