Sentence examples for opening early from inspiring English sources

"We moved into a larger venue four days before the exhibition, we've extended the opening hours - officially and unofficially - and we've been opening early and closing late".

With the e-mail still coming in, I couldn't resist opening early.

Legetic noted a striking lack of bars and restaurants opening early for viewing parties this year.

After three disastrous starts to the season since 2014, ski resorts are celebrating the unseasonable falls by opening early.

Bars along the route where some parade-goers felt uncomfortable now are opening early for breakfast on parade day, he said.

Mr. Viertel, for one, was skeptical that opening early hurt "Leap of Faith," saying more time would not necessarily have helped.

Opening early next month, the property is on 35 acres, including 3,200 feet of beachfront.

The new gallery opening early next year will boost visitor numbers further.

"We are leaving to establish a new gallery in the West End, which will deal on the primary and secondary markets; we should be opening early next year.

Slow progress at the site has meant it will not be opening early next year as planned, giving the negotiators some breathing space.

Howard Brenton's first new play for the National since The Romans in Britain, opening early next month, is a drama about St Paul.