Sentence examples for opened soon after from inspiring English sources

The restaurant opened soon after, with one waiter and one dishwasher.

But "In the Valley of Elah" opened soon after and sold less than $7 million in tickets during its entire run.

Mr. Ahmed said a man ran into the store and threw a flaming bottle over the deli counter at the small 24-hour grocery store, which he opened soon after arriving from Yemen 20 years ago.

The first state-funded Muslim and Sikh schools opened soon after he took power, and the first Hindu school in 2008.Mr Blair's successors have lacked his zeal, but religious schools continue to flourish.

Gates in the lagoon walls would be closed to keep water out as the tide rises, then opened soon after high tide, allowing water to rush in and turn the turbines.

It's an unfortunate coincidence that Mr. March's show has opened soon after "A Christmas Story, the Musical" on Broadway, using the standing-lamp reference from that musical and the 1983 movie that inspired it as its cue for a less inventive production number.

The Blind Man's Garden, his fourth novel, published by Faber on 7 February, opens soon after September 11, almost where The Wasted Vigil left off.

Now Tiah — a self-described "visionary" and evangelical Christian who says he consults with God on investment decisions — and his family are business partners with President-elect Donald Trump's company in a flashy hotel in Vancouver, B.C., that will open soon after Trump's Jan . 20inauguration.

Construction work is due to be finished in mid June, with the emergency department scheduled to open soon after.

Most notable gallery or institution: The Glynn Vivian art gallery, which was built in 1911, is due to re-open soon after a two-year closure for a £6.7m upgrade.

Ski resorts may open soon after Southland snowstorm.