Sentence examples for view opening from inspiring English sources
The phrase "view opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of looking at or observing an opening, such as in a physical space or a metaphorical opportunity. Example: "The view opening from the top of the mountain was breathtaking, revealing a vast landscape below."
In Mr. Vanmoerkerke's view, opening his collection to the public in 2008 was a natural extension of the ideal.
The film "Living Out Loud" suffered enormously after she disappeared from view, opening the picture with a dazzling, warm song.
They view opening it as more destructive than constructive, even though they're extremely frank about its limitations".
You wander about in Paul Klee's paintings as you would in a garden, a landscape or a city, the eye alighting at something under your feet, then at the view opening up over rooftops, lighted windows, the moon between buildings.
"What Modi is trying to do for India, from the economic point of view, opening it up to business, to me that is really important," said Ketan Shah, a north London resident of 30 years who was born in Kenya into an Indian family.
The rest of the money (more than $100 million) was poured into renovating the main hotel, the Reef View; opening a new conference center; expanding the beachfront restaurants; and upgrading the airport.
To the east, the view opened for twenty miles.
"We recognise we need to get away from the Earth so that our field of view opens up".
The view opened up only after we emerged from the rhododendron groves covering the steepest part of the trail.
Someone yelled, "Go 'head, cut that grass!" At the back of the lot, the view opened up in a way I had never seen.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 1st place design (front view) Open image in new window Fig. 2 1st place design (side view) Open image in new window Fig. 3 2nd place design (front view) Open image in new window Fig. 4 2nd place design (back view) Open image in new window Fig. 5 3rd place design (front view).
