Sentence examples for which never opened from inspiring English sources

Some of it went to create the elegant spa, which never opened.

Like this director's previous film, "About Elly," which never opened commercially in the United States, "A Separation" is obsessed with what is seen versus what is heard.

In the first round, some of the worst fraud occurred at so-called ghost balloting sites, which never opened but where thousands of votes were reported.

Much of the savings in the partial takeover of Lilco resulted from refinancing of Lilco debt, including more than $4 billion for the Shoreham nuclear plant, which never opened, with tax-exempt state bonds.

The latest spending on a cancelled school, revealed through a Freedom of Information request by Steve Reed, the Labour MP for Croydon North, shows that £82,440 has been spent on the Advance School in Thornton Heath, south London, which never opened.

Paris' underground network has 11 disused stations – some of which were closed during WWII due to wartime spending cuts, and some of which never opened after their initial construction.

Unlike broad beans, which never open as easily as they promise, borlotti are ideal podding beans, their lovely pink and white mottled pod – reminiscent of the inside of a fancy book – falling open to reveal a line of equally lovely beans.

The architects transformed an 11,000-square-foot mini-mall, which had never opened, into a vibrant school building in the Rampart district with classrooms for 250 children, from kindergarten to fifth grade.

"Even after I had my son Aaron I remained at my parents' house so I could save up the €20,000 deposit to get this place," she said, pointing to the cracks in her living room ceiling and the car park below, which was never opened because it did not meet fire safety standards.

The Lincei reopened in 1610, due to the death of Cesi's father, who had disapproved of Federico's scientific endeavours; Porta's discovery of the telescope was acknowledged by the Academy, and he became director of its Naples branch (which, however, never opened) (Freedberg 2002).

Depending on their diameter (abbreviated by Ø throughout this work) or on the cap height of mushrooms which never fully open their umbrellas (i.e. Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinus comatus), caps were kept intact or sliced into 2, 4 or more equally sized portions.