Sentence examples for the door for something from inspiring English sources

There were changes in the Constitution, new legislative laws and new elections that will open up the door for something more.

And her supporters say the extremism of the Republican Party in Texas has opened the door for something different, and even an upset victory.

Far from ushering in an era of renewed integrity, public cynicism toward mainstream politics has opened the door for something more mendacious still.

That motion, with the inconspicuous title of "Motion for Notice Under 17 U.S.C. § 501(b)" asks the court to open the door for something big: communicating about the litigation with the actual authors of the articles posted to ResearchGate.

When AT&T was deregulated in 1984, it opened the door for something the organization never had to deal with before -- competition.

Wait for him to open the door for you, drop something and see if he picks it up, ask him to help you put on your coat.

It can spring from an occurrence like Owen holding the door for two 20-something women who look right through him -- thus creating a catalyst for an ensuing riff on waning sexual attractiveness.

In a small coastal town called Bombay Beach, I stopped at a cinder-block market with bars on the door, looking for something to drink.

So while Favreau and Latimer both predicted that his joint address would succumb to the same soul-crushing bureaucratic pressure that afflicts all State of the Union speeches, they left the door open for something entirely unique.

But when auto rental companies seek to distance themselves from the auto-license fee, they open the door for legislators to get something more for their states.

That opens the door for you to say something, says Timmons. 3. Try reaching out yourself.