Sentence examples for had not even opened from inspiring English sources

That was in the 1980s, when China had not even opened up to the world.

And officially, his recruiting station, on Chambers Street a few steps from West Broadway, had not even opened yet.

The fair had not even opened before Mr. Tozzoli learned of his next horizon while dining with his wife at an Italian restaurant on East 14th Street.

LONDON — The West End revival of Neil Simon's "Prisoner of Second Avenue" had not even opened this month when its producers extended its run by two weeks, saying ticket demand was high.

Perhaps contributing to this, most of the hospital managers were likely unaware of wider health information needs, they were not trained how to use DHIS2, and indeed they had not even opened a user account.

Knowing from her letter what the package contained, I hadn't even opened it.

She hadn't even opened it, but you could see all 37 molded plastic pieces through the cellophane box top.

Before this honour, she boasted she hadn't even opened, still less actually read, the book that bore her name.

But weren't five articles in the March 25 Arts & Leisure section about "Follies" (which hadn't even opened yet) a tad excessive?

WE had arrived in this evocative old port city at the head of the Adriatic only a few minutes earlier, and we hadn't even opened our suitcases when the telephone started ringing.

Dubai's The World archipelago hadn't even opened when the same developers announced The Universe, thereby making The World sound like a rather diminished prototype before anyone had moved in.