Sentence examples for technically opened from inspiring English sources

With a dearth of major new releases (Bad Neighbours technically opened the previous weekend), a number of smaller entrants looked to find niche audiences.

The Russian government technically opened the Northeast Passage for international vessels after the breakup of the Soviet Union, but no commercial cargo carriers have until now ventured all the way across.

Vic & Bob's Lucky Sexy Winners – a quiz show, at least technically – opened with our trouserless hosts sporting platform heels and dancing as ever, although this time literally, to the beat of their own drums.

In addition, the developed CAM system has a high applicability to other industrial robots whose servo systems are technically opened to end-users.

Moreover, New Mexico and Utah enacted slave codes, technically opening the territories to slavery.

Feel free to cut up your credit card, while still leaving the account (technically) open.

Further, this generalization technically opens up the scope for detection of viral sequences such as those postulated by the author in the several completely sequenced and publicly available genomic sequences of insects and crustaceans.

THE ARRIVAL Iowa's caucuses are technically open only to Republicans.

The case is still technically open until the judges issue a "closing order" that can amount to an indictment.

But in some cases, he said, while a request was still technically open, part of it had been fulfilled years earlier.

While the coaching position at Ohio State is not technically open, the former Florida coach Urban Meyer is expected to take over early this week.