Sentence examples for open back then from inspiring English sources

All the same, the similarity in tone to the 1970s was unmistakable to anyone who had kept his ears open back then.

He wonders if his parents would have had Sunday dinners today, given that his mother was a "compulsive shopper" and might have preferred to frequent the mall, had it been open back then.

Some swing aloft on the hydraulic pistons that open the back, then drop onto the mound of trash to grab a piece of metal, a crushed can, a soda bottle or a stinking T-shirt.

There are plenty of people alive today who were open racists back then, before it became unfashionable.

In fact, the cubicle was designed in the 1960s by the American inventor Robert Propst, who was attempting to solve many of the privacy issues that arose from open offices back then.

While most of the other classic-style saunas in Vancouver closed, Hastings Steam & Sauna remained open 24/7 (back then anyway), just in case you needed a 3 00 AM sweat session.

Imagine if Microsoft had open sourced Windows back then.

"It was really opening up racially back then, and it was exciting to be here," said Julia Rinehardt, who in the 1950s, after her wedding, decided to say goodbye to her Harlem rental and relocate to Springfield Gardens.

If the other person is not open when you come back, then it is best not to discuss the issue until both of you are open.

Back then "open vs. proprietary" arguments would still erupt at meetings and parties.

GRAVITY WAS EVERYWHERE BACK THEN Opens on Friday in Manhattan.