I could barely get the key into the padlock, it was so clotted with ocean sand, and then I couldn't get the door open: inside, the contents of the bungalow had shifted.
"You can go and visit it; it's always open!" Inside, the church was even more exquisite: Carved statues of saints surrounded a black and white marble alter, high, intricate volutes adorned the stone ceilings.
From their vantage, Obama and his team stumbled repeatedly – in concept, strategy and tactics – ceding critical terrain to those seeking to keep Guantánamo open, inside and outside his administration.
The smartphone app, for instance, cannot be used to lock or unlock cars or enable a trip, even though all vehicles have a mobile broadband connection (a special card and a four-digit PIN are required instead; the key sits out in the open inside).
But as we were about to do it, one of the guys leaned on the doorbell, which rang, and a woman's voice shouted from inside, 'It's open!' Inside, we found bin Laden sitting in front of a TV, watching a video of himself speaking to the camera.
The people who are truly important to us, the people we've allowed to break us open inside, do not stop questioning us, obsessing us, pursuing us, and, if necessary, guiding us, even if they die, or grow distant, or if we've quarrelled.
After Anne Rosenzweig closed the Lobster Club, she opened Inside with her chef, Charleen Badman.
Tuck the fabric from the 3/4 inch (1.9 cm) opening inside and press so that it aligns with the rest of the pocket.
Open the inside access to the water heater.
To do this: Open the inside seam of both legs.
As Smothers reached for the storm door's handle, a man opened the inside door.
