Sentence examples for opening up into from inspiring English sources

At the start of Mr. Shepherd's first movement, marked "Ceremonial, lofty," the winds announce a broad fanfare theme that is taken up by the strings and passed back and forth, its harmonies opening up into something resembling Copland.

The tunnel twisted along, sometimes opening up into concert-hall-size chambers with side tunnels leading out of them.

The cavernous spaces through which the artist progresses are fascinating -- sometimes scary, sometimes opening up into Piranesian expanses.

The Nile, running south to north, opening up into the delta, the sun sailing across it, east to west.

The river represents Huck's movement away from the terrible burden of racism he has inherited, and his opening up into the waters of the larger world.

I quite like the idea of it starting off quite pensive and then opening up into quite a big chorus, the contrast is something that really appealed to me.

If scientists kill off the Streptococcus with antibodies, would a potentially explosive Darwinian niche be opened up into which all kinds of fearful unknowns might pour?

The distance between me and my friends opened up into what seemed like miles; I experienced a kind of horizontal vertigo.

Specifically, the joys of the mix-tape – a time-honoured courtship ritual/bonding mechanism – could now be opened up into literature.

The rooms opened on to one another, permitting the second floor to be opened up into something approaching a single large ballroom.

"Until" opens up into a wider, brighter world.