Sentence examples for which opened from from inspiring English sources

I knew where Sister Hildegarde Ann kept the parish communion wine in the convent cellar, which opened from a side door with a flimsy bolt.

We had a black feather boa, and a cane and some opera glasses that both once belonged to Hermione Gingold, and a replica bottle of Moët & Chandon, which opened from its middle to become part cigarette holder and part music box.

The eastern section, which opened from Monroe Avenue (NY 31) to the Can of Worms and from NY 31 west to Winton Road by 1968, was part of NY 47 between Elmwood Avenue and I-490.

Admission to the centre, which opens from 8am-6pm, is Ksh700 (£5.80).

The entire set, designed by Paul O'Mahony, resides within a huge closed crate, which opens from the top and sides to reveal more cartons and containers.

Then he plays a post-midnight set at Exit, which opens from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.; advance tickets are $100 (Pareles).

The oeuvre from his years as an émigré in Rome forms the introductory sequence of the exhibition Iran: Unedited History, which opens from 11 December at the National Museum of 21st Century Arts in the Italian capital.

From here it's a stroll over the hilltop to the Poble Espanyol (the fake "Spanish Village") with a clutch of bars and the city's favourite alfresco club, La Terrrazza which opens from 21 May for lots of hands-in-the-air action under the stars.

You'll also find great online-goes-offline retailers like shoe-store "Solestruck", and craft donut maker "Blue Star," which opens from 7am weekdays "until sold out".

Andy Gallacher is also joining the network's Miami bureau, which opened this fall, from the BBC.

She has been running the restaurant, which opened in 1988, from the outset.