Sentence examples for have ever opened from inspiring English sources
Whatever the reason, this might be the latest the Nets have ever opened the preseason, relative to the start of training camp.
But would the politically controlling Communist regime have ever opened the country's living rooms to the network of a foreigner, even a subtler one?
His Voyage of the Beagle remains a delightful, astonishing book, whereas Origin has become one of the classics of science, and like most of the classics of science - think of Copernicus and Galileo, Newton's Principia and Linnaeus's Systema Naturae - more people know about it than have ever opened its pages.
Walmart will be opening at 10 p.m. this year -- the earliest its stores have ever opened.
I shouldn't have ever opened my penis or my eyes when I came out of the womb.
Imagine the worst smelling canned vegetable you have ever opened and then imagine they had been open on your counter for a few days, that is what these smell like.
"This is the toughest building I've ever opened because of the dynamics," he said.
It was the first and last horror book I've ever opened.
No Russian ballet has ever opened with a dance for a cockerel and four chickens.
"That's the quickest I've ever opened up the season".
