Sentence examples for that once opened from inspiring English sources
The struggles he fought failed; the gates that once opened to working-class advancement are now closing.
But in truth, people have always needed moral support to justify killing beings that, once opened, turn out to look very much like themselves.
The slabs are doors that once opened downward as launchers for Nike antiaircraft missiles, many with nuclear warheads up to 40 kilotons, rose from the underground chambers.
The final, lovely note is what happens when the afterglow has died, extinguished by the breeze from doors that once opened can never be closed again.
This is a door that once opened cannot be closed; future negotiations will be about how much the contribution should be, not whether there should be employee contributions.
"Roast Chicken" is one of those rare cookbooks that, once opened, becomes indispensable — perhaps because it takes so many of the dishes you thought you had already mastered and, quite simply, does them that much better.
It is hoped that once open, the i360, which resembles the kind of futuristic housing lived in by cartoon characters the Jetsons, will draw over 700,000 visitors a year adding up to £25m of revenue to Brighton's economy.
"At that time, secretary Sebelius told the president that she felt confident in the trajectory for enrollment and implementation of the Affordable Care Act, and that she believed that once open enrollment ended it would be the right time to transition the department to new leadership".
If people only knew my roots, and realised that I once opened for Ozzy Osbourne, or knew about Kanye West, and Jay-Z, they might think differently.
The key he has tried seven times since early spring has fit the locks but failed to open doors that once swung open wide at familiar places like Augusta National, Pebble Beach and the Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland.
SINCE the Queen Mother's death several writers have observed in passing that she never once opened or closed her bedroom curtains.
