Sentence examples for will slowly open from inspiring English sources

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In one of the most interesting of the game's challenges, you must synchronize your heart with your breath in order to awaken a woman who will slowly open her eyes and begin to rise as you approach your ideal body state, but will go back to sleep if you lose control.

Nevertheless, on the second floor there is one window which is not boarded; sometimes in the late afternoon when the heat is at its worst a hand will slowly open the shutter and a face will look down on the town.

The largest building, in the very center of the town, is boarded up completely and leans so far to the right that it seems bound to collapse at any minute.... Nevertheless, on the second floor there is one window which is not boarded; sometimes in the late afternoon when the heat is at its worst a hand will slowly open the shutter and a face will look down on the town.

GitHub will slowly open Actions to developers, starting with daily batches for the time being.

The safety driver will eventually be removed from the vehicle and the service will slowly open up to more people throughout 2019.

If still difficult, have a secondary, tactile prelude to open your eyes, such as "Now I am going to touch your left arm, and you will slowly open your eyes, Jodi".

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You will then have the pleasure of seeing them slowly open up.

You have to have (and will develop by doing this) true strength of character and metta does slowly open up the emotional heart to be able to heal.

If you slowly open yourself up to him while doing activities, he'll take it casually and do it to.

Slowly open the door.

Slowly open your mouth.

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