Sentence examples for opening out to from inspiring English sources

The houses are of unusual design, with the back of the homes facing the roads and garages, and the fronts opening out to small interlocking courtyards interlaced with a network of footways.

It is a scenario that invokes Joseph Conrad's doomy opening to Heart of Darkness, in which he imagines the Thames estuary opening out to the world in its imperial reach – "an interminable waterway … leading to the uttermost ends of the earth" – one that will end in the African river by which Colonel Kurtz has established his tyrannical sway.

Both introduce new universes, opening out to infinity.

Everywhere Radcliffe looked, on tiny side streets opening out to the water, on lacy balconies overhead, people were crammed in close, screaming his name — "Donyell!

"The merchants we're speaking to say it makes them more vulnerable and prevents regional merchants from opening out to international markets".

The building, the first of four to be built around a courtyard opening out to the Anacostia River, is scheduled to be completed in September.

Then, at the end, the water opens out to what feels like a small, remote lake.

One minute, the face opens out to the world like a child's, the next it's closing like a man's fist.

Some distance beyond qij opens out to the eastward.

All rooms open out to it, more or less.

The ceilings were, naturally, opened out to their full height.