Sentence examples similar to settlement opening from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, the beauty of the secluded little settlement opened up before him.

In 1908 Henry Street Settlement opened two summer camps: Camp Henry for boys and Echo Hill Farm for girls.

"I think the settlement opens coverage up to pretty much any condition that creates functional impairment," Mr. Thomas said.

His traveling photo exhibition — "Settlement" — opened in November in Dublin and is showing at the Helsinki Photography Biennale in Finland in March.

The settlement opens the way for the nomination to return to the Senate for confirmation this month, where it faces opposition from foreign relations committee chairman Senator Jesse Helms.

But during the 1840s a bank was established, a tiny export trade began in sandalwood and horses, Spanish Benedictines established a monastery at New Norcia, and a pastoral settlement opened up the Geraldton district, 300 miles (500 km) north of Perth.

But as weak as it is, the settlement opens the door to principal reduction on a much larger scale.

The London Whale settlements open the door to the possibility of other investigations that can lead to real accountability, but whether regulators and prosecutors will follow through remains a question.

But the door to even more settlements opened wider yesterday when Judge Shira Scheindlin Shira Scheindlin of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York allowed an IPO class-action complaint against 55 underwriters and 309 issuing companies to proceed to discovery.

He also offered his services as a mediator, pointing out that the absence of the Susquehannocks now left Maryland settlements open to direct attack by the Iroquois.

Relatively open deciduous or mixed forests were the environment of the older Middle Palaeolithic phase of settlement, open forests with patches of steppe and meadow habitats characterized the younger one.