Sentence examples for years to open from inspiring English sources

This amounted to a "dramatic change in the pace of new school opening" because in the past it took from three to five years to open a new parent-led school, he said.

It took me three years to open one in New York.

The second myth is that it would take seven years to open the oil field.

DuBose had been urging her "for years" to open a vegan restaurant, Thomas said, an offshoot of her catering business.

Victoria Terminus was designed by the architect FW Stevens and built over 10 years to open in 1887.

Angus Thirlwell, its co-founder and chief executive, explained: "It took us seven years to open our first store and we felt a certain degree of pressure.

Mr. Fox has said he will push Congress in the coming year to open up the electricity and natural-gas markets.

It took Lawrence and Ayako Elliott about a year to open a new place after they lost the lease for their Read Cafe in Williamsburg.

He said he was hoping to open "Rebecca" on Broadway in fall 2014, and that he had negotiated an extension of his rights agreement to "Rebecca," giving him until the end of next year to open the musical.

GABRIEL KREUTHER, who has been the executive chef at the Modern since it opened in 2004, will be leaving around the end of the year to open his own place.

Inspired by the 2000 film of the same name, "Bring It On" received mixed reviews when it opened in August, an uncommon time of the year to open a show on Broadway.