Sentence examples for the term opened from inspiring English sources

By Richard Jones, Francis Steegmuller, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, September 29 , 1934P. 12 A teacher in one of the public schools has written us about a little Negro boy who showed up in her class when the term opened, he wore his hair braided, and bound tight to his head by a wide eleastic band.

The New Yorker, September 29 , 1934P. 12 A teacher in one of the public schools has written us about a little Negro boy who showed up in her class when the term opened, he wore his hair braided, and bound tight to his head by a wide eleastic band.

Five years ago the term "Open Data" was unknown (I started a Wikipedia page [6] to collect instances of usage).

In 2002, UNESCO adopted the term "Open Educational Resources" (OER) to refer to the "open provision of educational resources enabled by ICT".

Koch admires the integrated system set up by chemist Jean-Claude Bradley of Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who coined the term "Open Notebook Science" and runs one of the most open labs in the world.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 — One contentious topic missing from the Supreme Court's docket as the new term opened on Monday was religion.

The law seeks to punish anyone who "terrorizes" the population, leaving the definition of the term open.

What does it mean to apply the term "open source" in fields outside software development, which do not use "source code" as a term of art?

Little wonder that more than one newspaper should use the term "open warfare" to describe the situation between the two clubs in the aftermath of the game.

Re the letters of 18 March, the first use of the term Open University was in a footnote to Brian Jackson and Dennis Marsden's book Education and the Working Class (1962).

Simply minding your words isn't enough and when we say it is, we leave the values of the term open to lip service.