Sentence examples for swell open from inspiring English sources
The interstitial spaces seem to swell open and close up to regulate the movement of people through the building; the self-contained, honeycomblike spaces, by contrast, produce a sense of suspension rather than enclosure, as if you were hovering momentarily before stepping back into the stream.
Mr. Ito once said that he would like to create spaces that are like "eddies in a current of water". The interstitial spaces seem to swell open and close up to regulate the movement of people through the building; the self-contained, honeycomblike spaces, by contrast, produce a sense of suspension rather than enclosure, as if you were hovering momentarily before stepping back into the stream.
The portion over the San Rafael Swell opened to traffic in 1970, finally making the Utah portion of I-70 a drivable route.
Between 3 and 8 mg of sample were initially washed at room temperature in water (3 × 30 min) and methanol (3 ×3 0 min) to swell and open up the structure.
Passengers begin to smile at each other as the grandiloquent scenery swells open on either side.
"SWELL: Art 1950-2010" Opening Thursday, July 1 Nyehaus (358 West 20th Street) Friedrich Petzel (357 West 22nd Street) Metro Pictures (519 West 24th Street).
"With the status quo, the swell stays open, and that only makes things worse".
"Should they abuse the legislative process further to jam things like climate change, I would expect to see GOP campaign war chests swell in all the open races, plus one rather close contest in Nevada," the industry source said.
Overall, the frame is ranked ninth out of the last 52 – impressive when you consider there was no big franchise opening to swell the numbers, and that kids are not yet on holiday.
Enveloped in leafy bracts, the flowerheads develop over the winter and begin to swell in early spring, before opening to reveal the striking inflorescences.
A messenger recites the history of the Mongol princess who leads the group; a shaman chants and dances around a fire; the earth magically swells and cracks open above an underground shrine.
