Sentence examples for open just one from inspiring English sources
Wade's play will open just one month before the general election.
But the opening, unlike a delivery van's, isn't large enough to provide a valid reason to open just one of the two doors; a liftgate would work just fine.
To reduce the strain on finances and staff, the practices formed a federation, pooling their resources to open just one practice, which is able to provide a seven-day service for the 100,000 registered patients in the area.
Accompanying events provide further offbeat fun: marvel at the exhibition of Andrzej Klimowski's film posters, then head for Café Cioran, a bar named after the tenebrous Romanian thinker, and open just one hour from midnight each night, before enjoying an aesthetic breakfast at the Glass and Ceramics gallery.
Filipino banking customers, if asked to open just one savings account whether for business or savings purposes would choose a local universal bank.
The door might open just one inch.
The supermarket is now market leader but opened just one new hypermarket last year and plans for more are on hold.
"They've got a very strong format, they've got a great business concept and a loyal consumer -- there's tremendous room for them to grow now, either online or on land," said Mr. Flickinger, who compared American Girl Place with Niketown, a store that created excitement in the early 90's by initially opening just one store in Chicago.
Opening just one box, and without looking in the box, you take out one piece of fruit.
If you the reader have opened just ONE history book in your lifetime or are over the age of 35 (the age requirement to BECOME president), you the reader then have enough ammunition to laugh Ben Quayle off the stage.
Strolling around the exhibition —which is fittingly installed in a space that opened just three years ago — one is struck by the sheer volume of activity in the city.
