Sentence for open | Use open in a sentence

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• Open that door. (8)
• His eyes did not open. (8)
• Many had broken open. (12)
• We are to open the will. (13)
• The field is an open one. (16)
• Eunice flung the door open. (9)
• De Craye threw the door open. (10)
• Beauchamp swung the gate open. (10)
• His pyjama jacket had fallen open. (8)
• Ashurst sat down by the open window. (8)
• Fronting the sea a desk was laid open. (10)
• I like people to be open and jolly together. (8)
• Through an open window came a roaring sound. (8)
• He paused cruelly for Edbury to open his mouth. (10)
• It would not do to make an open breach with her. (8)
• Then she turned to the window and threw it open. (8)
• The back door was open; he could have walked out. (8)
• There comes a wandering figure to the open window. (8)
• Rowsley, are your grounds open every day of the week? (10)
• Only pen in hand did he lay himself open to the enemy. (10)
• He entered her bedroom from his own, the door being open. (8)
• Mrs. Verrian would not take any but the open way, with this. (9)
• She tried to melt, determining to be at least open with her. (10)
• But like the sun of heaven be, And every flower will open wide. (10)
• We pushed on into the open, but the division halted at the edge. (7)
• She took up the ring, and went to the open window; to throw it out. (8)
• Mr. Eglett hereupon threw the door open, and ushered in Master Leo. (10)
• My companion threw the shutters open, setting all the flies buzzing. (8)
• Man or maid sleeping in the open air provokes your tiptoe curiosity. (10)
• Seeing his fingers grope on the rug, she handed him his open letters. (10)
• Attacking across open ground: four machine bullets got me at one go off. (8)
• Miss Spaulding resumes, and again Miss Reed softly presses the register open. (9)
• But for that very reason you are open to be tempted the most, and to sink the deepest. (10)
• She is about to leave the door a little open, when she hears a knock on the other door. (8)
• Through the open doorway, into a dim, cavernous, ruined house of New Orleans we passed. (8)
• Martyrs confuse the world; they tear open the hell of our agonies, and do so quite in vain. (12)
• Tuckham did some mental arithmetic, quaintly, with rapidly blinking eyelids and open mouth. (10)
• Her desire was to see Roland, and open her heart to her brother; for now it had to be opened. (10)
• These he could not reveal; nor could she perfectly open her heart to him, for the same reason. (10)
• Thus, the quarter of the Castle overtops the whole city and keeps an open view to sea and land. (2)
• To gratify I know not what wildness in his nature, he did not hesitate to open your old wound. (10)
• In the edge of this wood, facing the open but not venturing into it, long lines of troops, halted. (1)
• The heaving of the bosom, though weighty, was regular: the hands hung straight down, and were open. (10)
• Open porches may be added at one-quarter their cubical contents, and closed ones at their full value. (17)
• His face was white between its stains of blood; his eyes were strained open to their uttermost expansion. (1)
• Dahlia took from her bosom the letter she had won in the morning, and held it open in both hands to read it. (22)
• Then, waiting till she was gone, he crossed the room, fumbled open the sideboard door, and took out the bottle. (8)
• Do you know that here in this house I can conceal fifty men, and leave the door open to the Croats to find them? (10)
• Darkness came, and the bells ceased not rolling by her open windows: the clouds were like mists of conflagration. (10)
• The eyes were partly open and upturned and the jaw fallen; traces of froth defiled the lips, the chin, the cheeks. (1)
• The helpless poor and the uneasy rich are alike open to the seductions of Romish priests and intoxicated ranters. (10)
• Her father stepped out on the terrace, from one of the open windows, trailing a newspaper like a pocket-handkerchief. (10)
• She was indeed a figure suggestive of open air and generous living, endowed with abundant energy, and not devoid of humour. (8)
• The big laborer was sitting on the stool in his cell, leaning back against the wall, his hands loose and open at his sides. (8)
• He was struggling for the appearance of composure, and would not open his lips till he believed himself to have attained it. (4)
• Thus a list of those who are and who are not entitled to recognition is in the hands of the management when the doors open. (21)
• Expeditions were despatched to open up communication with the great and unknown territory west and south of the great lakes. (19)
• An open door led into the kitchen in an ell, and a closed door opposite probably gave access to a parlor or a ground- floor chamber. (9)
• Mr. Orson showed no interest in these facts beyond a silent attention to her words, which might have passed for an open indifference. (9)
• But we were richly content with it; and with life in Cambridge, as it began to open itself to us, we were infinitely more than content. (9)
• Susan had an open, sensible countenance; she was like William, and Fanny hoped to find her like him in disposition and goodwill towards herself. (4)
• It formed a part of the front line-of-battle, which stretched away to the right with a visible length of nearly two miles through the open ground. (1)
• The string-quartets are not always in quartet style and their structure is sometimes open to criticism, but they are individual and contain much that is beautiful. (3)

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