1.   But soon he relapsed into his dangerous black mood, fingering the razor-sharp edge of his knife, open in his pocket.

2.   He swung the door wide open in a parody of welcome.

3.   Primo reaches for his wallet, lets it fall open in his hand and slips out a five.

4.   The fight was broken up by the housemaster, whose ears had been open in anticipation for some days.

5.   He was very open in his attitudes about sex.

6.   He throws his hands open in a gesture which clearly indicates his relief.

7.   Perhaps eventually small drop-in offices would be open in large towns or cities, offering instant face to face access.

8.   Two great doors stood open in an arched entrance and they came out into a cobbled courtyard.

9.   We do appreciate the efforts you make to come to the meeting and in case you were worried the bar will be open in the Oak Room now.

10.   The new development, a joint venture between the city, housing associations and the Government, should be open in February next year.