Sentence examples for years from opening from inspiring English sources

It was supposed to begin accepting fuel in 1998 but now seems to be at least 10 years from opening.

According to a report by the Small Business Administration, only two thirds of businesses survive two years from opening their doors, and only a half of them make it to the five-year mark.

Zengo occupies a vast three-level space once thought doomed as a restaurant location in New York, but nine years from opening it is still thriving in Midtown, just a couple of blocks from Grand Central Terminal.

The Restaurateur suddenly jumps ten years, from opening in 1999 to where they are in 2009, and the impact that a single restaurant review can have in a place like NYC. 11 Park got a new chef (Daniel Humm) and a whole new feel to the menu.

The Javits Center was three years from opening, and there was no Chelsea Piers, no Chelsea art-gallery district.

But the museum, which has been a decade in the making, is at least four years from opening and has less than half the money it needs for its construction, according to its chief fundraiser, Creighton W. Abrams Jr., a retired brigadier general.

A pity that these differences still exist nearly four years on from opening up UK government data.

But the gains that Brazil has experienced in recent years came from opening up to global trade and sticking to economic orthodoxy, he pointed out.

While the five states are for the most part still years away from opening their utilities to competition, he added, MidAmerican will be able to sell services like home security and warranties on appliances.

The last time it did, Jimmy Carter was president and MOCA  was still three years away from opening its doors.

Any national Latino museum or cultural center is 12-15 yeawayaway from opening so in the meantime, we believe it is critical to establish a physical Latino presence at the Smithsonian.