Sentence examples for turning to open from inspiring English sources
"I can see now that prior to this opening I had no interaction with any police officer before turning to open the gate.
A new website, Auctionlets.com, goes live this month, pitching potential tenants directly against one another, while letting agents are turning to open days and "sealed bids" to achieve record rent levels.
After the dotcom bubble burst in 2001, many firms turned to Linux and other open-source software to save money.Cost is once again the main reason why companies are turning to open source, says Jeffrey Hammond of Forrester Research, a consultancy.
Now, some smaller firms are successfully turning to open innovation to overcome these inherent challenges.
She turned to open a can of mushroom soup.
The initial spasms of shock and disbelief soon turned to open grief and outrage.
Fluff it and fund managers' grumbles of discontent may turn to open calls for boardroom change.
Squabbling within the coalition turned to open revolt in April 2012 when Public Affairs (VV), one of the coalition's junior partners, disintegrated, leaving Nečas without a formal majority.
Over the next twenty minutes, the jokes turned to open hostility.
For the feces needed to treat C. diff and support numerous clinical trials underway, 960 hospitals have turned to Open Biome.
The laser was turned to its highest power (~0.01 mW/mm) but was in standby mode until frame 6 of 20, at which time the key was turned to open the shutter.
