Sentence examples for simultaneously open from inspiring English sources

As a result, the eyes of her subjects appear simultaneously open and closed.

Eugene Onegin's sparkling 14-line stanzas - little private carriages of plush - simultaneously open art and seal it.

Twittermoms.com hosts a monthly wine tasting: mothers, online at home, simultaneously open a bottle, sip and tweet — about children, husbands and, on occasion, the wine.

The director of paradox embodied paradoxes: only Rivette could make films that were simultaneously almost anonymous and yet confiningly hermetic, simultaneously open and closed to a fault.

She's interested in creating a theatrical framework which is solid, closed and authored enough to remain constantly interesting, but which is simultaneously open enough to genuinely respond to the active audience within it.

Jewish sites in 16 European countries will simultaneously open their doors to the public on Sept. 3 for a European Day of Jewish Culture, in recognition of Jewish heritage as an integral part of European tradition.

The two buildings rose almost simultaneously, opening within a month of each other in 1908.

Kink was simultaneously opening several new sites and preparing an ambitious four-hour live feed of something called Device Bondage.

Beijing abandoned that policy in the late 1970's -- simultaneously opening its economy and cultivating ties with neighboring countries.

France, Sardinia, and Spain simultaneously opened the war against Austria in 1733 (see Polish Succession, War of the).

Beginning in 2006, American commanders simultaneously opened negotiations with insurgent leaders while killing or capturing those not inclined to make a deal.