Sentence examples for had ever been opened from inspiring English sources

Neither box had ever been opened.

Of Egypt's 106 known pyramids, just 12 carry women's names, and until last month none had ever been opened to the public.

But I looked at the numbers and every store that had ever been opened had a 10% same-store sales increase.

Now there's no illusion that the book has ever been opened.

And, in keeping with the Smiley brothers' creed, no bar has ever been opened in the hotel.

I am convinced we heard Beethoven's 9th, but my sister insists that no season has ever been opened by Beethoven.

Two things occurred to me, when I read the news that Tate Britain is putting on a William Blake blockbuster, the biggest show of Blake there has ever been, opening 9 November.

I pace about my flat, hungrier than I've ever been, opening and closing the fridge door in the hope that it'll conjure up a magical, Atkins-friendly trifle.

2,600 haven't ever been opened.

No crew in open boats had ever been this far from safety and survived.

George Nelson, the company's midcentury design director, and Charles and Ray Eames, were "rethinking the domestic landscape," said Mr. Albrecht, as something lighter, brighter and more flexible — more open — than it had ever been.