Sentence examples for conveniently open from inspiring English sources

A more modern restaurant, French Roast, a cafe at the corner of 11th and Avenue of the Americas, is pleasant enough and conveniently open 24 hours.

Most of the movie takes place inside Katya's attractively boho loft, a conveniently open space, at least for a movie crew, which looks as if it was chosen to fit the production budget more than her high-flying character.

The menu, mainly Cantonese, Japanese and Malaysian, is long and varied; it's conveniently open 12.30pm-11.30pm 12.30pm-11.30pmyou've been badailyitten by the credit crunch, you canddrifk free Tokyou tea, rather than Tsingtao (£1.60).

At least one iteration of the Popemobile, used in Naples, was conveniently open enough on the sides to allow a local pizza joint to make a special delivery to Francis.

True, it must be terrifying for a 32-year-old with more than a decade of international travel experience to party until almost 6 a.m. at Club France and then not be able to find a conveniently open bathroom stall at a gas station.

This new ScanFast™ Collection consists of a backpack, a briefcase and a messenger bag, all designed to conveniently open for airport screeners and help speed travelers through the X-Ray screening process.

Ian Kennedy's injured lat muscle conveniently opens a slot for Chamberlain on Monday or Tuesday, and I would expect the Yankees to announce their plans soon.

His life and priorities may start to change this January with a transfer window that conveniently opens on the day the 21-year-old star of this European Championship reaches the end of his contract with CSKA Moscow.

Like much of the young, internet-fluent alt-right, the Proud Boys intentionally don't take themselves too seriously, a strategy that conveniently opens the door for them to denounce any kind of controversy that might arise.

The Beyoncé apparatus has managed to become a totemic figure of black politics largely by orbiting the notion of radicalism, turning political imagery into a refined, montage of resistance or, depending on your level of cynicism, a conveniently open-ended one.

My son loves animals, so I left magazines lying around our house that were conveniently opened to stories on animals found in Central America.