Sentence examples for could only be opened from inspiring English sources

At one end was a room with a bolt on the door that could only be opened from the outside.

The closure of the old adventure playground was related only in the sense that it was motivated by financial reality – it cost £250,000 a year and could only be opened sporadically, whereas the new playground, which cost £250,000 to install, will be cheap to maintain and open all the time.

However, Mr Jones has indicated that a line between Ebbw Vale and Newport could only be opened if some existing services to Cardiff were ended.

Investigators seized the phone via search warrant, but it could only be opened with a passcode or fingerprint reader.

John Brousseau says that he was ordered to fasten steel bars across the doors of the building and the windows were modified so that they could only be opened a few inches.

It could only be opened after overcoming a legislative barrier in 2014 as a new law passed so that youth shelters could avoid being charged with "harboring a minor".

From 2003, licensing laws put the clubs in England and Wales in the same category as cafes and bars, meaning they could only be stopped from opening if they attracted crime, were a nuisance or endangered the public.

That was a result that could only be achieved by open warfare".

Significant differences between the two species could only be found for open area and loose shrubland in Efoetse (p < 0.05) and for cultivated and abandoned cropland in Ankilibory (p < 0.05).

It was a vicious cycle that could only be stopped by me opening my eyes and turning on the TV.

Thus, the current study could only be performed in an open fashion.