What is "opens"

Usage examples of "opens".

Miss Jane opens her mouth and joins right in, screeching like a cat in heat.

Whilst you were sleeping, Professor, the Nautilus penetrated to this lagoon by a natural canal, which opens about ten yards beneath the surface of the ocean.

Then he pulls one towards him and opens it, and begins to study it--turning over the leaves backwards and forwards.

Into that narrow court, with its iron posts and descending steps, upon which opens a well-known wine-cellar, we turned.

First there is the green sheath, which in its early stage is not unlike that of a water-lily, but which as the bloom opens splits into four portions and curls back gracefully towards the stem.

Something fell with a crash far away to the left where the road from Woking station opens out on the common.

The smoke goes up but if water comes down the baffles stop it and its weight opens the doors and it drains away through a pipe to the outside.

If you take the right door you enter a green that opens to a pink on the left and a blue on the right.

If you go straight ahead out the white you enter a green that opens to a pink and another green.

When the new station opens next month, I hope to be near the front of the array.

This large gate opens into a warehouse that I have rented on the Thames in the heart of London.

His departure opens Chatterford to the hazards of examination and regulation which many forces in our rising democracy would impose upon institutions of its ostensible type.

Every one of the remote offices will have a door that opens to a blank wall, and that is the door our emigrants will use to reach this warehouse.

This door opens to the office loo and is also the Earth gate from Joy Hall, of course.

There is a concealed door in that closet with a latch, released by pressing through a knothole, which opens the door upon a secret passageway.