Sentence examples for rash of open from inspiring English sources

2.6m page views Thursday 3 October 2013 "Dear Miley, I wasn't going to write this letter…" 2013 saw a rash of open letters – Stephen Fry wrote to the IOC, Steve Coogan wrote to David Mitchell, Edward Snowden wrote to the people of Brazil – but only one of them involved tongue-flashing pop linkbait Miley Cyrus and a warning not to let the music industry "make a prostitute of you".

This what, say I: There was nothing like an 'Irish Pub' or the Metro or the Vienna or the about-to-be-opened Wind, Rain and Fire bars in Tbilisi two years ago, nor the rash of newly opened hamburger joints.

The rash of injuries opened the door for a number of rookies.

For a long time sex dolls were simply ignored by the majority of people in 'decent society' but now thanks to a rash of niche brothels opening in North America we've been forced to look deep into the uncanny valley and reckon with the hard truth that some folks out there like to have sex with dolls and robots.

And compared with the recent rash of similar but swankier retreats opening up all over Sri Lanka, seemed like excellent value.

It may be a missed tip, a blown free throw, a rash of turnovers or a wide-open look for an opponent.

Within weeks of walking away from the chain he cofounded 18 years earlier, Shaich opened a rash of new Panera franchises.

The rash of retirements paved the way for a Republican sweep of open Democratic seats in the South, enabling the Republicans to expand their majority in the Senate with a net gain of four seats.

Record Premier League fines for Chelsea, their manager Jose Mourinho and Arsenal's Ashley Cole last night threw the doors open to a rash of litigation between two of England's leading clubs.

WASHINGTON — Amid a rash of pipeline accidents, the National Transportation Safety Board will open two and a half days of hearings here Tuesday on a natural gas pipeline explosion Sept. 9 that killed eight people in San Bruno, Calif.

It is not uncommon for supporters to have the odd spat with owners, but there is currently a rash of clubs whose followers are in open revolt against owners and there appears to be little chance of resolution for any of them.