Sentence examples for why they open from inspiring English sources

"Why they open it and why they open up wounds, I don't know," said Debra Sylvester, one of Mr. Jackson's daughters.

Maybe that's why they open in August, to give everyone a chance to acclimatise; by December, spending £1,475 on a life-size articulated reindeer will seem quite reasonable.

That's why they open multiple AI research centers around the world — to attract local talent in multiple countries.

Tells why they opened the branch store.

Provides biographical data on each one and tells why they opened businesses in the center.

England obviously expected the ball to swing under cloud cover, which is why they opened with Matthew Hoggard and James Anderson.

Miramax executives said they had anticipated that "Lord of the Rings" would dominate the weekend, which is why they opened "Gangs" on only 1,800 screens in 1,504 theaters, intending to increase the screen count gradually over the coming weeks as audiences sate themselves on Tolkien.

Asked why they opened at midnight, King County executive Dow Constantine said: "People who have been waiting all these years to have their rights recognised should not have to wait one minute longer".

The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson explained that holding a Swiss account is not illegal and many of those named have not yet had the opportunity to explain why they opened the accounts.

Beck and the commission acknowledged the extreme circumstances surrounding the shooting, but ultimately rejected the officers' explanations for why they opened fire.

A piano loops gently as Mars begins to plead and critique at the same time: "Shoulda known you was trouble from the first kiss / had your eyes wide open / why were they open?" The music stops just for those last four words, and you can imagine Mars looking right at the camera to make his internal monologue explicit.