Sentence examples for be opened in a from inspiring English sources

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

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

He said that the frozen zone changes from day to day and that board officials thought the schools could be opened in a month.

Why shouldn't an incoming Conservative government sweep away planning regulations so schools can be opened in a variety of locations, then give every pressure group funds to experiment with their own notion of what makes a "good school"?

These parcels, which contained unspecified items of great personal significance to him, came with strict instructions as to when the recipient could open them: some were to be opened in a far-off year, like 2000; others on Mr. Antonakos's death; still others, never.

A very slight failure means that a route will be opened in a different condition than it should be.

(Windows used as emergency exits must still be able to be opened in an emergency).

I'm starting with one in Staten Island that should be opening in a couple of weeks," Big Ang tells me.

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In Ealing, where my family lived, a small mosque was opened in a back street.

I discovered a new me yesterday, and my eyes were opened in a new way.