1.   In the novel it was the function of Gothic to open horizons beyond social patterns, rational decisions, and institutionally approved emotions.

2.   At some point, especially as anger toward government continues to rise, voters may open their horizons to candidates lacking in traditional credentials.

3.   Far from squeezing out local suppliers, the American retailers have opened new horizons for Canadian goods.

4.   New PC power and technology open new horizons for business,

5.   Some students were thrilled at their proximity to fame and said they felt that the former vice president had opened their horizons.

6.   Colombians were nevertheless hopeful Tuesday that foreign participation in the peace process opened new horizons.

7.   Colombians were nevertheless hopeful Monday, especially happy that foreign participation in the peace process had opened new horizons.

8.   The support of Sandoz opened new horizons of dynamic growth because it gave access to the infrastructure operated by Sandoz in most of the big markets.