Sentence examples for that opened through from inspiring English sources

There was the child-king who insisted on secret passageways, with peepholes that opened through the eyes of the ancestral portraits.

The G4 Cube has 64 megabytes of memory, ports for U.S.B. and FireWire connections and a DVD player that opens through a slot on the top.

From the spongy pink tailoring that opened the show, through mesh dresses and shiny plastic coats, the designer did not put a foot — in the transparent-heeled shoes — wrong.

They are co-starring in "Nightfall," a new play-in-progress by the Australian playwright Joanna Murray-Smith that opened Wednesday and runs through Saturday.

There's a 30-day comment period that opened Monday and continues through Nov. 20.

And yet it's this very artworld that was seriously derriere garde to the multinational corporations and statecraft that opened the world up through buisiness and finance.

The show is a "best of" overview that opened Jan . 16and will continue through and after the 2010 Biennial, closing Nov. 28.

One of the pavilions contains a bedroom and a freestanding bathroom, in a space that opens to the outside through louvered glass windows.

In adult tilapia, the only non-surgical access to the seminiferous tubules is via the common spermatic duct that opens in the urogenital papilla through the urogenital pore.

A neighborhood institution since 1958, Ben's Chili Bowl was "one of the few businesses that remained opened through the [1968] riots" that followed the death of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Many young Ph.D. students, as well as employers, seem to have a rather narrow view of the career possibilities that are opened through researcher training.