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open some doors
(redirected from open a few doors)

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open some doors (for someone) and open a few doors (for someone)
Fig. to gain access to opportunity or influence (for someone). Morris was able to open a few doors for Mary and get her an interview with thepres-ident.
See also: door, open, some
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While winning a championship may open a few doors, there's more involved than just showing up and asking for money.
IT'S A RACE FOR CASH WINTERNATIONALS: SPONSORS KEY TO HELPING DRIVERS ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
But I looked at the job offer in a positive way; that it could be a big opportunity for me to ride some good horses, win some decent races and open a few doors along the way.
Horse Racing: GREAT LEAP FORWARD; Interview Denis O'Regan by The Racing Post (London, England)
One of my companies is based there and I wanted to join the board to help open a few doors for The Media Centre and help make the ambitious vision for Huddersfield become a reality.
Ambitious Ajaz reveals plans by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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