Sentence examples for opened to take from inspiring English sources

It was helped by its store opening programme, with 68 new shops opened to take the number to 1,480.

The oysters are $2 each and can be ordered, freshly opened, to take out.

"I acted out of a religious duty" Mr. Kamel said Sunday, as his trial opened, to take revenge on those who, he said, converted Muslims from their religion.

About half the UK's largest pension companies opened to take calls from customers hoping to spend their pots as soon as possible.

At the end of the summer, Kino's divorce was finalized, and he and his wife met at his bar one afternoon, before it opened, to take care of a few last matters.

A French-built railway linked Beirut and Damascus, with a later extension running north to Aleppo, and in 1908 the Hejaz Railway was opened to take pilgrims from Damascus to Medina.

The two United States attorneys based in New York will also have phone lines open to take reports of problems.

"We can't wait for the Milford Krispy Kreme to open to take off some of the pressure," said Paul J. Fetherston, the city manager of Newington.

But for the Open to take such measures took a retirement rate of record proportions.

"And the move has allowed the Open to take on the true characteristics of New York City".

Williams, 31, won Wimbledon and the United States Open to take her grand slam haul in singles to 15.