Sentence examples for vision opening from inspiring English sources

With his vision opening up the pitch from deep, and the more dynamic skills of Rodriguez taking defenders out of the game higher up the field, suddenly Colombia's strikers found plenty of chances coming their way.

They're putting on a joint show together called A Parallel Vision, opening this week at Melbourne's RVCA Corner Gallery.

Intentions set a direction toward a new vision, opening the vista to see where one wants to go, making it easier to go toward the intention.

An uncomfortable vision opens up at this point.

Walls on the building's western foyers were removed, and their vision opened up to Sydney Harbour.

It is a place where, in modern terms, the corners of four states (Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado) were surveyed to fit together like puzzle pieces; a region of five-store towns and a population so widely dispersed as to seem invisible; a territory where the unobstructed heavens widen vision, open the mind.

This vision opens ample opportunities for biredox ILs as electrolytes in electrochemical devices.

Virginia Woolf: Art, Life and Vision opens at the National Portrait Gallery from 10 July.

So it is possible to say that the "C vision" opens up something new based on things that already exist (A and B).

Furthermore, the vision opens up the space for a policy dialogue on labour market flexibility from the perspective of the worker rather than the employer.

That kind of vision opened up a million imaginations.