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Meanings of opening toward in English

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Usage of opening toward in English
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The sea rolled before me, the flat horizon opening toward lands unseen.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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They have many windows opening toward the sea and the Plaza de armas.
History of the Philippine Islands
3
And her lips unfolded like a rose opening toward the sun.
The fifth servant
4
Democrats see an opening toward gaining a Senate majority.
Reuters
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The men gave Smith an opening toward the American.
The Cruise of the Dry Dock
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These are some of the loftiest growths, new buds of the mind opening toward the unknown.
The Mettle of the Pasture
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That turn of phrase may be seen as leaving a possible opening toward Iran's other arch-foe, the United States.
Reuters
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The place was merely a high stockade with blockhouses at the angles, and a gate opening toward the river.
Lazarre
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He reached the long cabin and saw in it a door opening toward the eastern forest and away from the village.
The Eyes of the Woods: A Story of the Ancient Wilderness
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Although opening toward the north, its position so far below the summits of the surrounding hills protects it from winter winds.
Archeological Investigations / Bureau of American Ethnology, Bul...
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They lay restlessly and noisily among the dry leaves, watching the patch of stars that was the opening toward the lagoon.
Lord of the Flies
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But wombats' pouches have a special difference -they are positioned backwards, opening toward the mother's rear rather than her head.
Wired
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They had fallen down an opening toward a sort of cave, the black mouth of which was directly in front of them.
The Young Treasure Hunter; Or, Fred Stanley's Trip to Alaska
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Inside the ceremonial hogán is thrown up a bank of earth two or three feet high, with an opening toward the doorway.
The North American Indian, Vol. 1
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One day, however, when he had reached some distance, he dislodged a large stone which blocked up the opening toward his cell.
The Junior Classics, Volume 7: Stories of Courage and Heroism
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Where he had thought there was only the thick forest he saw a narrow opening toward which Jean was speeding in his canoe.
God's Country—And the Woman
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