Sentence examples for stands to open from inspiring English sources
Up the hill, workers prepared rides and games and funnel cake stands to open.
Finally, the campaign stands to open a can of worms regarding the treatment of the Jews from Arab lands who were resettled in Israel.
And Daniel Murphy's swing retained its sparkling form, as evidenced when he lifted a low fastball from Jackson into the left-center-field stands to open the fourth inning and tie the score at 2-2.
Mobilizing computational tools, as scientists did in these two research projects, stands to open up an entirely new approach to biomedical discovery.
There is, unfortunately, still a major battle going on over this issue, and I believe that this video, which was beautifully directed by Nicole Conn, stands to open many hearts and minds out there".
The melting waters stand to open up new shipping routes that make it cheaper for Norway to sell its oil to countries in Asia.
With Christina gone, I see only my own ugliness, and my vision shrinks and aches until I can barely stand to open my eyes.
It's starting to become a familiar pattern: an artisanal food-maker goes from market stand to opening his or her own store.
The airport also sets up cots with pillows and blankets and requires concession stands to remain open for 24 hours.
Hussein said, "Ya Allah," preparing himself for the platform he stood on to open up.
Up above, vast hunks of muscular, yellow-painted hydraulics stand ready to open and close the 10 gates.
