Sentence for opens | Use opens in a sentence

Sentences using the word opens. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use opens in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for opens.

• It opens. (8)
• He opens the doors. (8)
• She opens her eyes.] (8)
• She opens the door] Oh! (8)
• She opens the street door. (8)
• Then the door opens again. (8)
• The portmanteau opens easy. (10)
• She just opens her lips to me. (10)
• She just opens her lips to me. (22)
• The abyss opens before my eyes. (18)
• He goes over to the door and opens it. (8)
• She opens it, but recoils into the room. (8)
• He goes to the door, Right, and opens it. (8)
• He sits down and opens a book and studies. (12)
• Suddenly he opens the window and leans out. (8)
• She bends her head, opens the door, and goes. (8)
• We must knock, whether the door opens or not. (10)
• He marches to the door, opens it, and goes out. (8)
• It warps boards up and opens the mitred joints. (17)
• Mr. Semhians opens half an eye and a whole mouth. (10)
• She shuts the register, but instantly opens it again. (9)
• The door opens; a man enters in a dark, fur overcoat.] (8)
• That view, however, is unwholesome and opens on slides. (10)
• In London, and I might go to Paris, after the show opens. (8)
• Crosses resolutely back to the curtained door, and opens it. (8)
• The standing bargeman opens and prepares to light a lantern. (8)
• She opens the door, passes through, and closes it behind her. (8)
• A door opposite the fireplace opens inward from a snowy street. (8)
• He opens the bedroom door, Left, and stands waiting for her to go. (8)
• The world voluntarily opens a path to those who step determinedly. (10)
• He goes to the door, opens it, and speaks to a constable in the corridor. (8)
• Searching for something to represent a bandbox, she opens the workroom door. (8)
• Dr. Coburn interests her, opens her eyes to things she never realized before. (13)
• In a moment he opens the door again, to usher in the deputation; then retires. (8)
• The stage door opens, and a doorkeeper, poking his head out, looks up and down. (8)
• In my boudoir I am alone one minute, and then the door opens to the inevitable. (10)
• It opens upon a spacious landing, to which a wide staircase ascends at one side. (9)
• Then there is the china-closet which opens through to the kitchen from the dining-room. (17)
• One of the big doors creaks and opens in the wind, letting in a broad path of moonlight.] (8)
• In her distress she walks up and doom the room, then goes to the workroom door, and opens it. (8)
• He opens the door to go out, then stands again irresolute in the darkness and heaves a heavy sigh. (8)
• The servant-maid opens the outer door, and uttering a shriek, rushes in through the drawing- room portiere. (9)
• Through the windows of a broad corridor, out of which the door opens, is seen the dark blue of a summer night. (8)
• After a long shake of his head and a shrug of his rather high shoulders he snips, goes to the window and opens it. (8)
• He was here like an irritable traveller, who knocks at a gate, which makes as if it opens, without letting him in. (10)
• Yonder door opens, and there appears a young gentleman or a young lady armed with all necessary documents or proofs. (12)
• These, however, lead naturally into the first subject, in its original key, which opens the third section, or =Reprise=. (3)
• A wren warbles, and flits through the lank drenched brambles; hill-side opens green; elsewhere is mist, everywhere expectancy. (10)
• There is, indeed, no scene of drama which is of a finer horror (eighteenth-century horror) than that which opens the great tragedy. (9)
• When the sash opens out, screening is difficult, unless some patent operating hardware is used, but the window is more weatherproof. (17)
• The rear door of the car opens, and the conductor enters with a young lady, heavily veiled, the porter coming after with her wraps and travelling-bags. (9)
• She opens an imaginary drawer, takes out some bits of sealing-wax, and with every circumstance of stealth in face and hands, conceals them in her bosom. (8)
• In fact Berlin, which is otherwise so grandiose without grandeur and so severe without impressiveness, is sympathetic wherever the Spree opens it to the sky. (9)

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