Sentence examples for opens a panel from inspiring English sources
Clicking the Wireless Network Connection icon in the Notification area of the Windows desktop taskbar opens a panel that shows the name of the current network.
He opens a panel in Benita's closet to reveal a tiny hideaway he built to conceal himself when visitors came over -- the kind of thing his ancestor known simply as "the African" might have curled his long body into.
Pulling a stepladder from his truck, Mr. Dickerson walks beneath the enormous wings, climbs the ladder and opens a panel on the underside of the wing to check how much fuel is on the aircraft.
Despite this, protestor Aparna "Pampi" Das told the BBC that despite the MFA's statement, protests will continue until the museum issues a formal apology and opens a panel including protestors to discuss the incident in public.
Then she opened a panel in the booth, and spoke to them through it while she serviced cars.
To circumvent my safe I have to open a panel with a screwdriver, so I have to hide all my screwdrivers in the safe as well.
The Avalanche combines the spacious, comfortable cab of Chevrolet's full-size Suburban with a short pickup bed that can be expanded by folding the back seat and opening a panel, called a midgate, at the rear of the cabin.
To install more RAM, you typically have to open a panel on the underside of the computer, or in some cases, pry up the keyboard and unscrew a protective plate to see the slots.
He walked through the process: poll worker uses a key card to open a panel in the side of the machine; machine produces a zero tape (like a grocery-store receipt, which shows that no votes have been recorded); poll worker checks the settings ("Time's right, date's right, year's right — we must have an election!").
SPG President Tom Rooney tells Forbes he's thinking of opening a panel factory in China.
At the December 6 World Climate Summit, I spoke to Climate Reality President Ken Berlin, who opened a panel discussion on the economic importance of snow to alpine economies.
