Sentence examples for opens are from inspiring English sources

The wounds that Avery opens are usually more psychological than physical.

The wounds that the new book opens are not just Clinton's.

They play Edinburgh police investigators who, as the movie opens, are drowning a fellow officer in a restaurant's lobster tank.

Here, kitsch seems the rule, as with the prancing white horses that, when the movie opens, are being tracked from on high in an aerial shot while they pull an ornate gold carriage.

Communities need to be persuaded that the years before the line opens are not just a period of cost, disruption and blight but also one of work and opportunity.

You might say that, by the end, the questions this engaging book opens are too big for the lives it describes; but then, as Katie concludes, aren't they always?

But getting it opened wasn't easy.

"Newt Gingrich," the story opened, "is a historian.

The third, "Now Open," was somewhat sunnier.

"A May opening is realistic".

One, opened, was diacetyl morphine.