Sentence examples for own opened from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the Melendezes, who have two grown children of their own, opened their home to 32 foster children.

In 1963, Richardson's third play, "as fine as anything Shaw had ever written," in his wife's estimation and probably his own, opened on Broadway.

The symphony opened the program, and Beethoven's "Grosse Fuge," the discarded string-quartet movement with a life of its own, opened the second half in Mr. Welser-Möst's own arrangement for string orchestra.

A special war crimes court, intended to take over cases from the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague and to initiate possibly hundreds of cases of its own, opened in Sarajevo.

Months of travelling around America by herself, absorbing the works of mystical film-maker and writer Alejandro Jodorowsky, doing yoga, getting high, learning tarot and meeting people whose lives were radically different from her own opened her eyes.

"We all thought, How did he get away with that?" "Saw V," buoyed by Palen's poster — a haunting image of a brooding man wearing the severed face of Tobin Bell, attached by metal clips, atop his own — opened that weekend at thirty million dollars, bested only by Disney's "High School Musical 3".

The electronic trio Black Dice, Brooklyn's own, opens.

So 10 months ago, he struck out on his own, opening The Little Chef Pastry Shop.

Mr. Madden worked at a number of footwear companies before starting his own, opening his first downtown store in 1993.

Two years later, Bannon and a senior colleague struck out on their own, opening a small investment company in Beverly Hills.

It then takes on a life of its own, opening up speculation, which is often far worse than the truth.