Sentence examples for was ever opened from inspiring English sources

"If my head was ever opened up, and all I ever knew about my customers ever spilled out, it wouldn't be pretty," she said.

The envelope should now be sealed with no sign that it was ever opened.

No more than two or three ports were ever opened in the smaller countries.

If the homes of John Updike and John le Carré are ever opened as museums, I'll immediately be on the plane to Boston and the train to Penzance.

The new incarnation costs 20percentt less than the original ($150 for 1.7 ounces at www.bergdorfgoodman.com) -- a price reduction that could smooth out a few worry lines before the bottle is ever opened.

"How do we know it was ever open?

As a presidential candidate, Mr. Huntsman gives little sense that he was ever open to an insurance mandate.

His heart and purse were ever open to their needs".

And they're another reason for the classic status of the Brontës, as writers whose lives and work are ever open to new readings.

You are not obliged to lend your books to acquaintances, and if your home is ever open to the public you may wish to chain your more important volumes to the shelves or keep them in locked cabinets.

Mrs Winterson still had her war cupboard in the 1960s, stacked with stuff that would poison us if it was ever to be opened.