Sentence examples for standing open from inspiring English sources

I went in by the front gate, which was standing open.

He took a quick look around and saw that several of the doors were standing open – people had already vacated these.

long standing open problems (such as the one on the number of real zeroes above or Mehta type universality conjecture for correlation functions).

Many windows buried in later building work re-emerged, including a little one under the roof of the hall which our photographer found standing open.

The novelist William Maxwell once wrote about "The Palace at 4 A.M .: "There is a door, but it is standing open, permanently.

Called "Standing Open Structure Black," the work is the three-dimensional outer frame of a large, vertical rectangle with a high-industrial black finish.

I later came to appreciate how perfect his response really was — leaving his potential adversary standing open-mouthed and speechless in the middle of Cannon Green.

The speed and audacity of a movement that took the Kop's breath away and left Kenny Dalglish standing open-mouthed in disbelief by the Liverpool bench epitomised the healthier qualities of English football as the game approaches the 90s".

They were deeply religious, and for their day and social standing, "open-minded ecumenicalists", so they included in the university's original charter that a church built on campus should be a "nondenominational if essentially Protestant house of worship".

This settles a long-standing open problem.

This resolves a long-standing open problem in the computational complexity of manipulating common voting rules.