Sentence examples for to ever open from inspiring English sources

Mr. Emil said he knew it would be hard to open a successor to Windows, not only because it might be impossible to ever open another restaurant as beloved, but because he knew feelings over Sept. 11 were still raw.

"But this is one of the hazards I suppose of travelling on Tube trains - which is the best way for me to come into London - and then speaking to people who ask me questions rather than sitting there tight-lipped refusing to ever open my mouth.

Probably not helping the service was its failure to ever open to the public; even today it's still an invite only service, great for initial buzz but not a great way to build up a user base over the long term, unless of course you're Google.

The debut of the athletic village made UCF the first university to ever open a new stadium and arena during the same year.

With an estimated budget of just under $50 million, it is the least expensive movie to ever open to more than $200 million worldwide.

Then of course there's Enjoi's Bag of Suck, the only skate video to ever open with a Surgeon General's warning about the harmful effects of tobacco use.

Now they have seen the way TV has chosen to display the Irish Travellers, I doubt they will ever open up to reveal some of the truths about their own culture.

Do your fans ever open up to you about their sex lives?

Always be calm and in control and only ever open up to your close friends.

Will Allen & Co. ever open up a West Coast office?

Never EVER open the door unless you are expecting someone.