Sentence examples for had opened back from inspiring English sources

The first Kitson store had opened back in 2000 on Robinson Boulevard, just on the edge of Beverly Hills; it was the kind of shop where you could impulse-buy a cupcake-printed tote bag or, during a crucial Hollywood breakup, "Team Aniston" and "Team Jolie" T-shirts.

Lilou Vidal, co-founder of the Galerie VidalCuglietta with Barbara Cuglietta, says she felt doors opening for her in Brussels that never would have opened back home in France.

Funding sources for large companies have opened back up in 2009 as big businesses can access both the stock and bond markets for long-term funding needs and the commercial paper market for day-to-day liquidity.

Having opened back in 2009, the lodge prides itself on its cultural and sustainability initiatives and was consequently named a Fodor's Top 100 Hotel in 2012.

Pablo said it was the Hotel La Leona, and since it had opened way back in 1894 - when Patagonia was barely on the map - it had served as both a hotel and a wayfarers' inn.

Under the new bylaws, male swimsuits cannot extend above the waist or below the knees, and female suits must have open back and shoulder designs.

He has the taut body of an action hero (buns of steel and all that), but no galvanic potential; it's as if someone had opened up his back and removed his batteries.

When Mr Nisman made his claim last week he published a 300-page report alleging that the president and Foreign Minister Hector Timerman had opened a secret back channel to Iranians suspected of involvement in the bombing of the community centre.

In January, it reported having reached 1.7 million+ clips since it had opened its private beta, back in October 2011.

Frank's only requirement was that seating, like his 1947 rattan side chair, have open backs to be light and welcoming.

Douglas had three options: Continue to manage the pain with medication, have open-back surgery to fuse the vertebrae, or undergo an experimental, less-invasive treatment that shrinks the damaged disc by sticking a hot wire into it.