Sentence examples for slim open from inspiring English sources

Lee Westwood admitted that he has simply not played well enough at Royal Lytham & St Annes this week after seeing his slim Open hopes fade.

Threading through rivers and canals in a long, slim, open-air boat, you'll have front-row seats for a historical survey of the city, from the crenelated battlements of the medieval Gravensteen Castle to the Baroque-era fish market to 19th-century textile factories and socialist headquarters.

For ready-to-wear, the slim dresses opening into a bubble toward the hem looked feasible, at least for the evening.

Strongly redolent of Fatboy Slim, the opening track, England, draws heavily on The Ballad of John Axon, and has been championed by Radio 1's Colin Murray as his record of the week.

In May 2013 she sold the restaurant premises to local record producer Fatboy Slim and opened a new, enlarged VBites in East Street in Brighton.

As the slim novel opens, she's depressed and lost and in crisis; at Lukas' insistence, she leaves the family for a weeklong retreat that will end up transforming her.

That irregularity is echoed in slight deviations in the weave itself — slim rivulets of open space and unexpected densities.

To remove the HDD from a "Slim" Xbox 360, open the HDD door and pull the HDD out of the console.

FRAZAR OPENS SLIM LEAD Harrison Frazar opened the Barclays with a seven-under 64.

The Conservatives lost a big figure when Buxton councillor and a former chairman of the council Robin Baldry was found fiddling his expenses, and Heage councillor Juliette Stevens' defection to UKIP has eroded the leading group's slim majority and opened the way for a real contest.

He even left open the slim possibility of playing Thursday in the series finale against the Expos.