Sentence examples for opening out from from inspiring English sources

There was a central courtyard with a series of little rooms opening out from it.

There were long hallways, and rooms opening out from one another, and one of those vestigial wooden passageways, attached to the outside walls, so that the servants could come and go from the kitchen without being seen.

Opening out from the physical therapy rooms, on the ground level of the complex's southwest corner, the space will include a ramp for wheelchair users to practice maneuvering slopes that descend to different surfaces, like concrete or cobbles.

Turf Locks is pure magic, with the water opening out from formal canal into wild, sprawling estuary and The Turf, one of the few pubs in the country not accessible by road, sitting temptingly on the water's edge.

A long window opened out from the tub onto my small wooden deck.

No new fields of mathematical discovery opened out from it.

Both the front and rear hoods open out from the center of the car.

The testes are located in the tail cavities; a spermduct, or vas deferens, connects the testes with the seminal vesicles, which open out from the body.

The previous version of the Odyssey was a small van with a four-cylinder engine and doors that opened out from each side as on a car.

Things thicken up after that and when the title track opens out from an overdriven synth and tambourine, you cannot help but be carried along.

While the man, Sigh (Soupir), stays particular, querulous, investigative, the woman, Door (Porte), opens out from a mechanical 1920s showgirl by way of a dominatrix, into an all-encompassing vortex.