Sentence examples for days to open from inspiring English sources

It took him four days to open it, but when he did he realized it wasn't meant for him.

On February 23, the Germans responded with an ultimatum allowing the Russians two days to open talks and three more to conclude them.

It takes 47 days to open a new business in Spain, compared with six days in America, according to the World Bank's "Doing Business" survey.

Peonies take two to three days to open, for example, and the temperature of the water you put them in will slow or speed the process.

As Laura Frankel, the executive chef at Shallots, said, "It's a mistake these days to open a restaurant without a customer group in mind".

When he came to the United States, it was to work for an uncle in the restaurant business; soon he was pulling 20-hour days to open his own place.

Some fans compare the anticipation on game days to opening presents on Christmas morning.

Mr. Aseged hopes one day to open his own restaurant, but he is in no hurry.

If it took an entire day to open all of the presents, then we wouldn't have to have that terrible stretch of time after it's already gotten dark out but is too early to eat dinner.

Though her art has been shown around the world — she was flying to The Hague later that day to open a group show at the Gemeentemuseum that included her work — Jeremijenko trained first as a scientist.

There is diurnal movement of 2 to 10 miles (3 16 km) from shrub cover in day to open foraging areas at night.