Sentence examples for to opening out from inspiring English sources

The apex of a corner is the point in the turn where the corner transitions from forcing the car into the turn to opening out to allow the car to complete the turning motion and resume a straight course.

I wanted my breath to open out into sound".

We need to open out the discussion about how to solve global issues to everyone.

If the walls close in, so the dark seems to open out, both unfolding and enveloping.

Rims, delicately torn and rented, helped to open out rather than close form.

As for what we non-dons were about to open out hearts to, Mr Potter was unequivocal.

There's a new ground floor cafe with sliding doors, ready to open out on sunny days.

It's a loose-limbed, contemporary style, ready to open out into a stretched pose or explode with street dance flips and twists.

Chicago is a very difficult show to open out cinematically, for the simple reason that it's almost entirely set in a prison - imprisoned there, in fact.

"I see sky, water and then sky again and that is when I know it is time to open out my body for the rip entry.

But the theatre is a place in which the imagination is permitted to open out, for the audience as well as for the performers.