Sentence examples for something to open from inspiring English sources

G.M. needed something to open Wall Street's spigots.

A padlock on another store was a total puzzle, though Anna thought it might be something "to open up... like a hydrant".

The Jets mixed up coverages to confuse him; they pressured him, often without the benefit of a blitz; and they bottled up receivers exceptionally well, leaving Brady to grow jumpy while he waited for something to open up.

"I've had a gallery for several years in part of my studio space but I had been waiting for something to open in the building, so I was lucky to get something right next door," she said.

The next day I opened my presents, unaware until years later that the reason my mother had left me alone was that she had spent so much time at the hospital with my father that this was her only opportunity to buy me something to open on Christmas morning.

It may not have arrived in the universe with the same shattering impact as a handbag thrown at a window pane or a woodpecker's beak upon the bark, but in our own small way I hope that we have added something beautiful and thought-provoking to the world — something to open your windows up just a little wider so that a little more light shines through.

"Danny Thomas wanted something special to open at a new casino in Tahoe.

"Unfortunately, sometimes it takes something dramatic to open up guys' eyes," Chandler said, referring to both a six-game losing streak and the abrupt resignation of Coach Mike D'Antoni.

It required something special to open up the Mancunians, and it was the former All Black fly-half Nick Evans who duly produced it in the 19th minute.

Which means something has to open that door for you.

The first person to use the new service asked if he could build his own, which made the team realize it would be something worthy to open up.