Sentence examples for conveniently opened from inspiring English sources

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

Taking advantage of the gap in the market that had been conveniently opened up for them, the drug dealers augmented their existing involvement in legal high sales (they sold under-the-counter from a high street "charity" shop they ran) by setting up a 24/7 delivery business using Facebook and mobile phones.

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.

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).

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.

Brush up on your French by reading through an issue of Le Monde or flip through a Brazilian fashion magazine at the News Café, conveniently open 24 hours a day.

Sure, the new "China shops" offered lower prices and were conveniently open seven days a week, but they also put enormous strain on local competitors who were often unaccustomed to facing this new competitive pressure.