Sentence examples for be open in a from inspiring English sources

The park, which was begun two months ago, will be open in a few days.

"Our posture is to be open in a limited way," he said.

But he insisted (he was a No voter) that debtors must be helped to pay, and that the banks could be open in a week from today.

But in the final stages, Shannon Johnson, Orlando's explosive 5-foot-7 point guard, always seemed to be open in a corner.

While the company was happy with his work throughout his tenure, they couldn't forecast whether a position would be open in a year.

It's not clear how long it will be before dialogue about sex will be open in a wider community.

"They'll be open in an hour or two".

This allowed Tesco to "predict the checkouts that [needed] to be open in an hour", according to then CEO Terry Leahy.

Now a fifth will be opening in a Grade II-listed former boot factory in Portland Square, Bristol, in May.

And a $200,000 multimedia area called the Media Cloisters will soon be opened in a section of the library.

The choices include Adobe's ubiquitous PDF and text files that can be opened in a word-processing program.