Sentence examples for opening out with from inspiring English sources

The movement was essentially simple, ranging from pensive walks and sits to arms opening out with quiet voluptuousness.

The Barcelona-born tenor Alex Vicens is uneven as Rodolfo, confined in the recitative passages but opening out with lyrical freedom in the big moments, starting with O soave fanciulla, which had at least one member of the audience – this one – reaching for her hanky.

The album opens out with 'Howl', a grinding, but graceful opener.

Most of us feel that a single path has led us to the present and that the future opens out with several possibilities.

For me, the film is itself a bit of misfit, full of big stagey speeches, contrived moments and some overemphatic performances, but opened out with muscular style by Huston.

The concerto's final movement, a tribute to the composer's fellow octogenarian minimalist Arvo Pärt, opened out with such spacious calm as to be a meditation on final things.

When the road reaches the Meadowlands, the sky opens out, with the tall light poles of the Giants Stadium parking lot receding to a remote vanishing point and the pools of swamp water perfectly reflecting the reeds along their edges, the radio towers, the clouds, and the intricate undersides of cautious airplanes descending to Newark Airport.

The first leg climbs out of Reeth in Swaledale up to the former lead mining hamlet of Hurst; the second passes through industrial heritage with the remains of lead mines, until it opens out with a fine view down the dale; the third descends to the valley and follows Arkle Beck back to Reeth.

McIlroy opened out with a trademark howitzer drive and then slashed a three-wood from 281 yards to within eight feet of the hole.

Some consternation as to why the Windies opted to open out with the gentle spin on Samuels from the Nursery End rather than a blast of pace, but it may only have delayed the same result anyway".

However, increasing opening hours for general practitioners surgeries/health centres could circumvent these barriers; some are now open out-with conventional working hours.