open to

My eyes are shut in an attempt to stop myself from seeing. But I don't need my eyes to be open to see anymore.

Although the "officials" found none of the options appealing, they ultimately chose recapitalisation while keeping the door open to a sale.

At bedtime, he said, he left the door open to make sure water could flow out and didn't drown him.

He did not specify a timeline for an entry but indicated it was open to collaborations to sell products.

Confucius only claimed to be a good moral teacher, and seemed to leave the question of heaven and God open to interpretation.

The old man for not convenient action or on cold winter days, no bed, lie on the bed to be able to open to turn off the lights.

It has been a helluva ride, but I think it is going to be wide open to be honest.

Howard Webb, the English referee retained by Fifa for the quarter-finals, said he would be open to the introduction of goalline technology.

Those who review proposed new initiatives must be open to this possibility and ready to recommend approval for these urgent initiatives .

Beauty is the smile on the earth's face, open to all, and needs but the eyes to see, mood to understand.

My advice would be: always be ready to share experience and offer advice to classmates, and be open to learning from others.

Instead, systems vary from "wide open" to "extremely secure, " depending on how much time and how many resources you are willing to expend.

Upon my short visit to this temple of art I should not be able to review a fraction of that great world of art which is open to you.

Whether the banking sector would be open to Chinese investment, however, was "a more complicated issue" , he said.

I started to realize that I don't know everything, and that what others have to say is valuable if I'm just open to it.

They're not going to leave themselves open to that sort of criticism.

But he might be open to one lasting just a few days, if it helps to get a deal done.

One day, Persephone is trying to bend over in the fields picking flowers one, the earth suddenly open to a broad slit.

even the fog had been thrown back by the force of the blast , which had cleared a great circle open to the sky.

But the Treasury's proposed reforms still appear to leave the door open to substantial taxpayer support of ailing financial behemoths .

He was always gossiping at work so he left himself wide open to be criticized by his colleagues .

He wanted to talk to me, I said after the old non-stick string for me, I quickly open to Chu son in sichuan LaoGua hello!

We believe Excel Populate is the best option for oscommerce sites, but we are open to alternatives if you know of a better product.

He said the opposition was open to foreign troops training rebel fighters.

And yet, were we to be totally open to each other, reading into the depths of our souls, how much of our destiny would we see?

The ambassador said the US remained open to direct contact from Pyongyang through a variety of informal channels.

If our system did not require identifying characteristics of both of these entities it would be left open to the possibility of fraud.

Cause we, you know, don't want to fall on our faces, we don't want to leave ourselves open to being hurt.

But he said he is open to other options, and he pledged to work with the medical community.

We want to get a sense of what are the new horizons that might be open to us, what have we neglected?

A Hana spokesman said the company was open to all investors but declined to confirm the report. MBK Partners was not available for comment.

It seems to me that there are only two options open to her.

if it had not been for my being open to trying new opportunities, I would have never thought these talents within me.

Cultural construction in globalization context is conspicuous and tends to open to the outside world in different dimensions.

"Consumers are more open to that kind of message than they would have been 18 months ago, and we're trying to resonate with them, " he said.

He said it was an indirect tax on individuals that would be as open to manipulation as the European model.

Sen. McCain has said he is open to a stimulus plan, but hasn't committed to any specific proposal.

I rose up to open to my beloved; and my hands dropped with myrrh, and my fingers with sweet smelling myrrh, upon the handles of the lock.

"However, smaller carriers are more open to the concept, as are carriers with a high exposure to the spot market, " he said.

The cubicle door swung open to reveal a line of men, all peeing one way and looking another: at me.

It would be a stark contrast with his days at MSF when he was always open to ideas, suggestions and advice.

(to colleague) Next call, go ahead, open. . . . (to Sam) If there was one question I was allowed to ask.

Beauty is the smile on the earth's face, open to all, and needs but the eyes to see, moods to understand!

Beyond is an interesting music, different to what I normally listen to, but I'm always open to the new.

McCain said he is open to a variety of possible solutions to the home finance crisis in the U.

Intuition can tell you that of the doors that are open to you, which one you should walk through.

My motto has always been: a career open to all talents, without distinction of birth.

I firmly believe that I can get you recognition, now I actively preparing for the moment, waiting for your door open to me.

NATALIE: For us, our focus is to be honest about our sexuality and open to any questions we're asked by our children as they get older.

Of course, it is open to a thief who believes his swag might have been so marked to attempt such cleaning himself.

But international opinion, which had shifted behind the U. S. and left Saddam isolated and open to attack, now swung in the other direction.

He reflected on the options which had been open to him, one of which had led to his downfall.

Many of his songs have been remade before, and he's quite open to the idea as long as he's informed beforehand, he said.

He and his wife have had to advise Megan that 'not everyone is as open to suggestions as her mother and me, ' he says.

I began to open to face reality, no longer looks as their peers in the status and dignity to look at all the symbol.

Police said, "We do not know why the truck was open to move in that direction, when the truck is going downhill. "

Let her eyes open to read and to see. Let her tongue speak the words of the glyphs .

In the old days, Nalanda was a Buddhist university, but it was remarkably open to many interpretations of that religion.

However, John does believe that his character would not return, but he would be open to suggestions.

One of the preconditions of life charm is that the possible of new love always open to you, even if you do not carry it out .

By the age of six, the young Jacksons were playing strip clubs and burlesque palaces - the only venues open to them in Gary.

To be like a child is to be pure in mind and heart, to have one's mind free from dogmas and prejudices and open to the light of Truth.

shall during business hours on any day during that period be open to the inspection of any member or creditor of the company without charge.

The grid is already more open to cyber attacks than it was just a few years ago.

Bush admitted that, growing up in Texas, he had not been as open to elements of America's diverse culture.

Two, the site use space quality not beautiful, not host access speed slow is often appear isn't open to now like!

An accompanying footnote, however, seemed to leave the door open to review under the arbitrary and capricious standard.

Whether going to see a movie in a cinema or watching a movie at home on videotape or CD is a question open to debate.

Fines should be modest, she said, but "conceptually, that's an idea I'm very, very interested in and open to" .

Bathed in luminescence, a door seems to open to another reality, always present, yet rarely witnessed.

His intention was that these stories should only yield their meaning to those whose spiritual eyes and ears were open to his message.

As the coffin to the grave and habitat: In the day vampire in the coffin or the grave is often open to the body exists in the way.

However, it takes some time for the valve to open to its full position. It also takes time for it to close tightly.

The CMIS specification is a well-written and easy-to-read document, but some things are still left open to interpretation.

But Hangzhou also reminds us that when China was the greatest power on earth, it was a society open to influences from all the known world.

Some of the caves were open to the surface through steep entryways or vertical shafts stretching up to 160 feet.

Being open to this will open up your mind. If you think you know everything, great insights will just pass you by.

When she tested the cactus in a Mexican rural community "people were all open to the idea of using the cactus, " she said.

And in that huge rectangular box with its entire side open to the sea, the poor young people of the neighborhood dance until evening.

The scheme is open to EU countries that do not use the euro: Poland and Sweden say they will sign up to it; Britain says it will not.

You may have been trying to do too much, leaving yourself exhausted and open to colds and infections.

He wrenched the door open to rescue the children locked inside .

What is the best type of account to open to save the money quickly that we will also be able to access in about a year?

Eyes open to see, God is really uncommon two Flying Swallow --- do not know when I flew into the small fanlight room.

Governing body the FIA said the appeal hearing would be open to the media "in the interests of transparency" .

Ms Whitman is now open to charges of hypocrisy, after pledging ad nauseam for a year to hold employers of illegal immigrants "accountable" .

The date book that turn over to open to take along with, the inside is all concerning your story.

My heart always has a place for you. The door to my heart is always open to you.

My motto has always been: A career open to all talents, without distinctions of birth.

No man would suffer to be poor or work hard for his living if it were open to him to do otherwise.

The company also led a fight against the cellular industry over whether new wireless networks must be open to all phones and gadgets.

Surrender your personality pictures of what you think you need, and to open to all the gifts your soul and Divine Self have for you?

The whole cut impressed me as if it were a cave with its stalactites laid open to the light.

'Without transparent and open-to-public reporting, people won't supervise such reporting at all, ' he said.

And there is no creature hidden from His sight, but all things are naked and open to the eyes of Him to whom we must give account.

One person familiar with the matter has said Yahoo is open to selling itself to the right bidder.

It was a cold and windy night; there was no one about, and there was no garage open to which he could turn for help.

Glass shattered and growls filled the cool morning air. Her eyes snapped open to see Mikey trying to push his way through the window.

What made F8 significant, historic even, was that it was the first time the Facebook platform was thrown open to developers.

Uponmy short visit to this temple of art I should not be able to review a fraction of that great world of art which is open to you.

I promise always to be open to questions and suggestions and to treat you and your work seriously and with respect.

Although it wasn't open to the public when we were there, there was still much to see.

The US contacts said after these meetings that the North appeared to be more open to resuming the six-way talks on its nuclear programme.

If you are not allowed to enter an area, you may see a sign posted on the door: Not open to the public.

He said he also wanted to remain open to new ideas.

KM: Not to repeat myself but again, it is a very safe environment to feel safe to take risks and be open to one another.

HEC's Luxury Strategy certificate, developed to be a luxury product in its own right (! ), is open to a maximum of 40 participants .

The front was broken by a line of French windows, glowing now with reflected gold and wide open to the warm windy afternoon.

I think I wasn't clear. What I meant was that we are open to your first idea.

B-Yes. Bobby, think about it. A whole world will open to you.

It was essentially the kind of thing the professor was describing to me only it was open to the public.

Today, Yu Ying is open to pre-kindergarten through third-grade students, but it has plans to expand up to the eighth grade.

" I have assured them that we are open to foreign investment , we do not apply discriminatory procedures country by country, " he said .

Would you be open to rotating the couch clockwise 30 degrees? No. what I'm saying is Leonard might be different in a good way.

Appearance and not a man of all, to his appearance to open to accept, ugly little, also not is what failure.

He came out with his left shoulder laid open to the bone.

Be open to news, even if what you hear seems to challenge your previous assumptions of someone's character.

Mr Rajapaksa might well have won one. But a campaign would at least have thrown the issues open to public debate and scrutiny.

Perhaps if they were to let go, their hands would then be open to grasp on to something newer and richer.

This corridor allows movement from areas open to the public to the most private parts reserved just for the children.

One block over, the facade of a white six-story residential building had sheared off, leaving one side of the apartments open to the air.

The exhaust ports are simply tubes at the bottom of the piston stroke that open to the atmosphere to relieve the pressure in the cylinder.

But the president said he is not open to major changes to health-care reform legislation passed earlier this year.

It might have been anyone - and my invitation was open to sailors, thieves, maniacs, anyone.

Birds' mating is often a quick business as it can leave them open to attack from predators.

Although a Democrat, he says he would be open to working for a Republican president; indeed, he voted for both Bush presidents .

I open to the wonder of the world like a child. I see the world through new eyes every time I look at it. I always see something beautiful.

I am very open to suggestions, and willing to hear any ideas, solutions you might have.

But the children are chaperoned on all excursions and, while parents and relatives may visit, the centre is not open to outsiders.

However, it left the door open to Pyongyang rejoining six-party talks on the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.

I repent there was no other way open to me. I do not repent my life.

Pudong International Airport is a gate open to the sky and a link connecting the rest of the world.

Open your heart, just as flowers open to the sun, and begin to appreciate and respect your differences.

This however is inevitable and whether you choose to be open to accept your inheritance now or much later on, is up to you.

A spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he is open to debating the bill after Congress returns from its recess next week.

That means that it's not open to the public, but a bunch of lucky fans, about a million of them, have been invited in to explore it early.

The foundation upon which the universe manifests is compassion, and that compassion is to help and support you, only if you are open to it.

This person said Mr. Yang has repeatedly told the board he is open to any manner of solutions to get the company back on the right track.

Like the other sites, you are able to choose between making your book open to the public or private.

Wednesday was a public holiday in China, but the factory remained open to make up for the lost production, he said.

Hoover says he isn't worried about the process and is open to any other explanations.

The former Marseille ace accepts Mourinho will determine his future, but he would be open to a move to French champions Lyon.

Sometimes life is unjust , However, the door of hope is always open to everyone .

Almost all of it is private , for learning is an occupation of the mind , and that process is not open to public scrutiny.

The bridge will be open to the traffic in a week or two.

Mr Obama would "use aggressively all the diplomatic avenues open to him to seek change in China's currency practices" , he said.

Mian Mian's lawyer Sun Jingwei told reporters he met with Google's lawyers and was open to negotiating a settlement with the company.

Maybe you know of someone who would be open to your prayers-a person you care about and want to share Christ's love with.

Even as he strengthened the FARC militarily, however, Mr Cano kept the door open to peace talks.

You leave him open to the danger of momentarily forgetting himself with a little $25, 000-a-year secretary.

I challenge you to ask the Lord, "Am I open to going anywhere You send me? "

One Hamas spokesman in Gaza said the group was open to another ceasefire, but wanted Israel's economic blockade lifted.

But Gandara remained open to Greek influences and the successors of Chandragupta and Seleucus continued to exchange ambassadors.

In western Europe and North America, there's been a recognition that the systems that operate are open to abuse by those in power.

Online networks, in contrast to the old kind, are open to all and easy to join.

Our market is open to you without tariffs or other restrictions. Sell here what you can and wish to.

Neither is there any creature invisible in his sight: but all things are naked and open to his eyes, to whom our speech is.

Each kingdom specializes in a specific gift, and as you open to your inner landscape, such gifts shall be freely shared.

Barcelona full back Gianluca Zambrotta has admitted that he would be open to a return to former club Juventus this summer.

In an interview on Mexico's Televisa network, Calderon said he was open to making deals.

Reagan used a family Bible given to him by his mother, open to II Chronicles 7: 14, at both his inaugurations .

The gate of Egypt is always open to China and there is no problem existing between the two countries.

At the beginning of the season, the owner is likely more optimistic about finding a buyer and may be less open to negotiating.

Unlike a mathematical proof, a scientific theory is empirical, and is always open to falsification, if new evidence is presented.

Expert industry is not specifically regulate the relative status, select the brand needs eyes wide open to see clearly.

Then the door was open to a chink, and a ticket was passed inside the door.

Life is only wonderful if you leave yourself open to the idea of being part of it. Think about that!

Toward the wind, fighting the cold, and then open to a blossoming in bloom.

"We are open to discuss with the governments of African countries to see what their preference is for a PPP model. "

This Invitation for Tenders is open to any contractor registered with the Tender Board of Oman as an Excellent Contractor.

Leasing is more flexible financially but leaves you open to being asked to leave the building by the owner.

Fix your exhalation, persist with breathing every 3 strokes and the door will open to a more symmetrical, faster, freestyle stroke.

He said that next year will continue to keep the land "open" to further strengthen macro-control in the purposefulness and effectiveness.

And as such, it is often inherently ambiguous and open to interpretation.

When alert, upward standing, open to the front with tips directly above the outer corner of the eyes.

Perhaps the only right that everything will have the mentality of look at the pros and cons before the open, to see far.

Jeez, you'd think with all the buddha belly baring, guys would be a little more open to letting us air some flesh.

Memorial Day was the last day the statue was open to the public until the renovation was completed.

The president has thought fit to let the university laboratories open to the enterprises.

But although Google's system was an improvement, it too was open to abuse from "link spam" , created only to dupe the system.

It was unclear whether the nationality of the pirates, and I wonder who will be open to where the tanker.

As knowing that some deep life-matter- which, if full of sin, was full of anguish and repentance likewise- was now to be laid open to them.

The best you could say is that he left the door open to work with Congress on these issues.

Mr. Williams said he was open to such legislation but has not committed to supporting it.

Right now the industry has dozens of senior players at the top of giant funds whose hunger to carry on delivering must be open to question.

In addition, and open to more debate, he also made a series of predictions and comments that eerily seem to be coming true.

If your loved one begins talking about his own death, try to just listen and be open to a range of feelings.

The secrets of the President and the Cabinet, as well as of the Senate and the House of Representatives, seemed to be open to him.

"I think if you're undecided, that means that you're open to a possible relationship and you want to see what develops, " said Commerford.

I nodded and swung the gate open to let him in the yard.

In column one of the worksheet, Peter wrote that his goals were to delegate more and become more open to his staff's ideas.

While the great majority of its members are based in the United States, membership is open to qualified filmmakers around the world.

Every qualifying round from all over the world will be open to any competitor from any country.

If you do a good job I would definitely be open to working with you again on future trivia apps and possible updates to this app.

In the shining sun, a mussel crawled onto the beach lying there comfortably with its shell open to the sun.

My door is and always will be open to you, Amir jan. I shall hear any story you have to tell. Bravo.

Similarly, mistletoe, when used in the casting of Wiccan or Druidic spells, could render a woman helpless and open to sexual exploitation.

This is certainly one option open to you, and one that is often taken.

I thought alot if I should be so open to all of you, because I am worrying that Chinese players now start to hate western players.

'We are open to divesting [stakes in Singapore companies], but our main focus is to build business internationally, ' he said.

She points to companies that previously introduced blanket hiring freezes now keeping the door open to filling some "strategic positions" .

Yet this sort of simple pleasure in the job is not open to most people: the majority of jobs are either boring or beastly or both.

As long as you remain open to it, there is something exotic waiting to be discovered.

Open to any form of expression, Michal combines photo manipulations, vectors, hand drawn elements, and 3D shapes.

Last chapter of the Council and the waterfront is open to the point of view carefully explained.

We raised high walls to create a box open to the sky, like a nude, metaphysical garden, with concrete walls and floor.

Senate Republicans are open to a stimulus package, but say tax relief must be an essential part of the plan.

The company should conduct open interior engagement. The evaluation result should be open to realize fair competition.

This field does not require great physical strength, so it is open to people who may not be able to handle other technical jobs.

called a few days before the fair was due to open to finalize the arrangements.

If you don't have time on your side, you'll have to advance with incomplete information and be open to adapting as you go.

A number of other gray wolf subspecies have been identified, though the actual number of subspecies is still open to discussion.

To open an application on a certain workspace, all you have to do is drag its icon from Dash to the workspace you want it to open to.

Unfortunately things are not quite that simple, WSDL is a broad standard, in fact broad enough to be open to interpretation.

Get out of the "box" and be open to a way to honor his opinion and also to honor the friends that come to play.

As students become increasingly open to sex education, such courses are proving to be a hit in many parts of China.

We must do our job with our eyes and minds wide open to the reality of a new era of financial austerity.

Asked to comment Wednesday, U. S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner first said he was "open" to the idea.

I'd like to open my car, take you along the long coastline stays open to faraway places.

As a doctor's daughter, she had been brought up in a house that was open to anyone in pain or need, Jew or gentile.

I'm open to looking at the issue of whether we can prohibit the public sale of alcohol up to the age of 21.

When a manager tells someone to 'do their best', they leave the door open to interpretation.

Some sites do not have enough network safety protection, throwing the door open to culprits or hackers.

"Good bosses would be very open to having that conversation, " said Gail Ginder, a leadership coach in Healdsburg, California.

For those who voted for him with their eyes wide open to his limitations, everything now depends on how he governs.

No one can know the whole truth, he said, and we must be open to the possibility that we will later see that we were wrong.

Unlike the curated and subsidised International Festival, the Fringe is open to anyone with a little money and plenty of passion.

"Barack Obama now says he is open to offshore oil drilling. So, apparently, when he promised change, he was talking about his mind. "

It is reported that by the end of 2014, Shanghai Disney Theme Park will have been open to the tourists from all over the world formally.

Furthermore, within the sphere broadly defined as the "practice of law" the domain is exclusive and is not open to others.

Whether or not there are savings achieved in the process remains open to question, " he said. "

What he lists are the major revenue models generally open to the kind of software services that commercial Web 2. 0 companies will offer.

The bookshelves, organized by Evergreen volunteers, open to readers seven days a week.

Insert key in lock, open door. Drive away, secrets open to the wind, everything blown to hell and gone.

I trust the mutual nature of our love. If we trust each other, we are willing to be open to each other and reveal our true selves.

The senior women at the dinner the other night were all true believers and, therefore, not open to discussion.

As a treatment provider, I've tried to be open to the changeability of my clients.

Without it, they just get permanently shut out of the Chinese market, leaving the door open to Chinese copycats.

The province, having been the only region open to trade with the West, was the country's most prosperous.

The boom may have to wait a while: under current plans, Chinese airspace will not be fully open to private planes until 2020.

Her parents did not pass on any East-West stereotypes to her. They are attached to their home but open to the world.

Please do not bid. If you can't fulfill the requirements, only open to the top experienced SEO link building specialists.

North Korea is one of the world's most closed societies, with only a handful of locations open to foreign visitors.

Receptively not knowing. Open to learning what you know you don't know.

While the White House has indicated it is open to a second stimulus package, officials have been cool to most Democratic spending proposals.

The door was open to more than just farmers; Hawley's committee heard mainly from small and medium-sized industrial businesses.

ZTE is open to making acquisitions overseas but has no specific targets currently, Mr. Wei said.

This time, at least, the sides are open to meeting sooner, and talks remain "extremely cordial, " in Hunter's words.

Depending on the final logo, it may be handy to have the final files delivered as vector graphics, but I am open to all ideas.

But, the editorial concedes, the degree to which these benefits counteract the initial loss is open to question.