Sentence examples for not actually opened from inspiring English sources

The post office that processed the letter was kept open, after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there was no danger to anyone who had not actually opened the envelope.

It did not actually open until 1874, and it has a Victorian aura, although its history stretches back to pre-Revolutionary times.

(The interior of the mausoleum is not actually open to the public, by the way. It was observed only through the openings in the carved brass double doors).

On Friday, the Beard-endorsed Lucky Strike Lanes is opening across the street from AT&T Park, and despite the Mission Bowling Club not actually opening its doors until later this spring, it's already so packed with hipsters that no one ever goes there.

Except it hasn't actually opened, nor has an opening date been announced.

Then there was the case of the review of a Belgian restaurant that hadn't actually opened.

They'll eat coconut meat, but can't actually open the shells themselves.

"We didn't actually open the worst day in recent history," said Marty Dauer, a spokesman for the company.

Irsay's comments don't actually open up the door for Manning to return, they just shift any fan outrage away from the owner.

For example, its authors have introduced a dubious first for Windows software design: a menu (called Logout) that doesn't actually open.

As for McCain, this wouldn't be the first time that he'd talked about being open to the assault-weapons ban while at the same time making it clear he wasn't actually open to it at all.