Sentence examples for to be opened from from inspiring English sources

When Douglass designed them, and Kavanagh built them, they were never made to be opened from outside, because it was not envisaged that the lighthouse would be unmanned.

To bust out of the prison cell of death, whose doors aren't meant to be opened from the inside, a soul has to be mighty uneasy — angry as hell and prepared to do some serious damage.

A fixed number of facilities have to be opened from a candidate set of locations.

For getting the necessary block, two rows need to be opened from consecutive banks, as shown Figure 7b.

The main compartment is designed to be opened from the side, after you shift the bag from your back to your front.

Already some worries: Roman's van was not altogether reliable in the 107-degree heat, and the door mechanism sometimes glitched, having to be opened from the outside.

The door was designed to be opened only from the outside.

The door to the restrainer could only be opened from the outside and thus only by the free rat.

Mount Peter (www.mtpeter.com), a small, family ski area only 50 miles from Manhattan in Warwick, can make enough snow to be open from mid-December to March.

Polling stations were due to be open from 7am local time until 7pm (5pm UK time) with the first results expected around two hours later.

Sears plans to be open from 7 a.m. to Noon on Thanksgiving, a first for the company in its more than 100 years of existence.