Sentence examples for there open up from inspiring English sources

"When you see that what is here is what ain't there, open up in a new way".

Once it's in there, open up your hands, showing your flabbergasted audience that the pen is nowhere to be found.

In "Cinnamon Shops," the boy is sent to run an errand at night and becomes lost: "There open up, deep inside a city, reflected streets, streets which are double, make-believe streets.

In this it corresponds perfectly to air architecture, which although physically barely there, opens up room after spacious room, to any imaginative tenant, in the mind.

Beyond the frozen animals, there opens up a long corridor of antique sculptures, over which Ariadne – as she is now known, after a scholarly reidentification in the late 18th century – presides from her niche at the end, flanked by the magnificent Barberini candelabra (said to have been excavated at Hadrian's villa in Tivoli).

When Cheryl points out that it's Betty Dusenberry's shower, Larry responds, "She's going to be standing there opening up presents.

Fisher felt that she was being discriminated upon because she was white, and from there opened up the case of Fisher vs. The University of Texas, in which claimed the current admission policy unconstitutional.

They had thought really consistently: how do you do the policy, how do you influence the politicians, how do you have the civil society groups that are going to be out there opening up space around this stuff?

And then, between two adjoining rooms, there opens up an impossible 10-foot hallway, black and icy.

When subscribers want to watch a movie, users go to the movie theater of their choice — in San Francisco, there are about 40 theaters within a 10-mile radius — and, once they get there, they open up the MoviePass app.

I'm out there to open up the field".