Sentence examples for late to open from inspiring English sources
I was never even late to open up.
It's never too late to open up to joy.
History may bleakly record that Mr Clerides's sensible concession over the missiles came too late to open the door to a possible end of the whole Cyprus dispute.
Mr. Silvia had to stay up late to open the front door for his employers: "They had no key, of course.
When the health clinic is late to open because the nurse or midwife needed a few hours of sleep, lives are put at risk and communities are angry.
Arsenal leave it late to open season with win.
The latest to open, this week in Birmingham, is Hustler Hollywood.
Festivals are just the latest to open their doors, and where Manchester leads, Adelaide, Edinburgh and (who knows?) Avignon will likely follow.
Brunswick held its annual meeting in China this year, and now has 18 offices in 11 countries – the latest to open was in Dallas.
His latest to open in the United States, "Barbara," begins in 1980 with an East German doctor from Berlin (Nina Hoss) who, after an unspecified offense, has been recently banished to the boonies.
The latest to open, Amankora Bumthang, is next to a 19th-century palace built by Bhutan's first monarch, and has a sleek, wood-paneled spa that should guarantee the royal treatment.
