| single open | 2.24 | Frye singled to open the inning. | ||
| use open | 1.65 | A procedure is used to open the file. | ||
| double open | 1.18 | Brian Hunter singled and Perez doubled to open the inning. | ||
| work open | 1.12 | They work to open the eyes of those in front of the screen as well as behind the screen. | ||
| walk open | 0.86 | Bill Mueller and Bonds walked to open the inning. | ||
| be open | 0.79 | Opening day is always pretty special. | ||
| rush open | 0.72 | In the evenings, he rushes to open the doors of tourists cars. | ||
| apply open | 0.66 | The letter marked the third time this year Rainsy has applied to open a radio station. | ||
| negotiate open | 0.53 | Freedman said he was also negotiating to open kiosks in Bagel Boss stores on Long Island. | ||
| pass open | 0.53 | Seeing-eye passes to open teammates for layups. | ||
| will open | 0.53 | So will opening a window. | ||
| come open | 0.39 | When it came time to open the envelope, though, I had no feeling. | ||
| discuss open | 0.39 | Government and Serb officials also were meeting at Sarajevo airport to discuss opening the routes, U.N. officials said. | ||
| fire open | 0.39 | A gunman spotted her and opened fire. | ||
| promote open | 0.39 | Earlier, wicketkeeper Steve Rhodes failed after being promoted to open. | ||
| return open | 0.39 | He returned to open the gate for the limousine driver. | ||
| turn open | 0.39 | --Take turns to open gifts. | ||
| up open | 0.39 | At first, the business sold just prints and posters to companies opening up new offices. | ||
| do open | 0.33 | LEND A HAND Let recipients know what they need to do to open the attachment. | ||
| double-click open | 0.33 | Double-click to open. |