Open example sentences

Related (15): unlock, unseal, begin, commence, establish, accessible, available, transparent, receptive, closed, shut, opening, opener, openly, openness

"Open" Example Sentences

  1. Can you open the door? My hands are full.
  2. She decided to open her own bakery last spring.
  3. The store doesn't open until nine in the morning.
  4. He took a deep breath and tried to open up about his feelings.
  5. I can't open this jar — it's stuck.
  6. They're planning to open a new restaurant downtown next month.
  7. When did the museum open for the season?
  8. She watched him open the letter with shaking hands.
  9. The gates open at sunrise for the early runners.
  10. He wanted to open a conversation about what happened between them.
  11. Just open your mind to the possibility that you might be wrong.
  12. The conference will open with a keynote speech on innovation.
  13. Can we open the windows? It's stuffy in here.
  14. Most banks open at eight-thirty on weekdays.
  15. She's been trying to open a dialogue with her estranged father.
  16. The new highway will open traffic flow significantly.
  17. I need to open an account at the credit union.
  18. Why won't you just open up and tell me what's bothering you?
  19. The flower buds are starting to open in the spring warmth.
  20. He decided to open his heart to someone new after years of loneliness.
  21. The restaurant opens for dinner at six o'clock.
  22. She felt her chest open with relief when she heard the news.
  23. Can you help me open this package? The tape is everywhere.
  24. They're going to open the pool for the summer season next week.
  25. He watched the curtains open slowly to reveal the stage.
  26. The border will open to tourists again in the fall.
  27. I'm afraid to open that email from my boss.
  28. The book opens with a scene that haunts you for the rest of the story.
  29. She finally found the courage to open her own consulting firm.
  30. When does the library open on Saturdays?
  31. He couldn't bring himself to open the door to his childhood home.
  32. The negotiations will open with both sides presenting their demands.
  33. She watched him open the ring box and her breath caught.
  34. The new clinic opens its doors to patients next Monday.
  35. Can you open the blinds? I need some natural light.
  36. He's been trying to open a line of communication with his teenage son.
  37. The exhibition opens to the public this Friday evening.
  38. She felt something open inside her when she saw him again.
  39. The company plans to open five new locations by next year.
  40. Why is it so hard for you to open up to people you trust?

Common Phrases

  1. open the door
  2. open up
  3. open a business
  4. open your mind
  5. open a conversation
  6. open for business
  7. open to the public
  8. open your heart
  9. open the floor
  10. open a window
  11. open an account
  12. open a file
  13. open a case
  14. wide open
  15. keep open

Examples by Level

A1
  1. The door is open.
  2. Can you open the window please?
  3. The shop is open on Sunday.
A2
  1. I tried to open the jar but it was too tight.
  2. She decided to open her own coffee shop last year.
  3. The bank doesn't open until nine in the morning.
B1
  1. He was nervous about opening up to his therapist, but it actually helped.
  2. Once you open that conversation with your parents, there's no going back.
  3. The restaurant decided to open a second location across town.
B2
  1. She'd kept her feelings bottled up for so long that when she finally did open up, it all came pouring out.
  2. The scandal forced the company to open its books to investigators — not something they'd planned on.
  3. There's something vulnerable about opening your home to someone you've just met.
C1
  1. What we call progress often requires the willingness to open ourselves to discomfort and uncertainty.
  2. The decision to open diplomatic channels after decades of silence carried symbolic weight that few understood.
  3. His memoir didn't just open a window into his past — it fundamentally shifted how people understood his work.
C2
  1. There's a particular kind of courage in choosing to open yourself to criticism when silence would be easier.
  2. The artist's refusal to open her process to public scrutiny became, paradoxically, what made people most curious.
  3. Once you open that door — the one between who you pretend to be and who you actually are — you can't quite close it again.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. I can't get this jar to open — my hands are too slippery.
  2. The neighbor's gate keeps swinging open and their dog escapes every other day.
  3. My kid asked why we have to open the curtains in the morning and honestly I didn't have a good answer.
💼 Workplace
  1. Someone left the office fridge open overnight and everything smells like old fish now.
  2. The meeting ran late so I had to open my laptop during lunch just to catch up on emails.
  3. Our manager finally decided to open the floor for feedback — took three years.
📊 Business
  1. The company plans to open five new locations in the next fiscal year.
  2. We're looking to open our supply chain to more sustainable vendors.
  3. The decision to open our API to third-party developers tripled our user engagement.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I opened the package and the item was already broken — great.
  2. These containers are impossible to open without a knife.
  3. Should I open a new credit card for the rewards, or is that a trap?
✈️ Travel
  1. The hotel said they'd open the room early for us, but we still had to wait an hour.
  2. We couldn't open our luggage at the airport because the TSA had locked it.
  3. The museum doesn't open until ten, so we grabbed coffee and killed some time.
📚 Education
  1. The teacher asked us to open our textbooks to chapter five, but half the class forgot theirs.
  2. My son's school is planning to open a new STEM program next semester.
  3. I had to open a discussion about why homework felt pointless — my daughter had a point.
❤️ Relationships
  1. He finally felt safe enough to open up about his anxiety, and I listened without judgment.
  2. We agreed to open our relationship, but it turned out to be more complicated than we thought.
  3. She wouldn't open the door when I came to apologize — I deserved that.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The government announced plans to open new investigations into the scandal.
  2. Activists are pushing to open public records on police misconduct cases.
  3. The senator's controversial comments forced her to open a dialogue with community leaders.
💻 Technology
  1. I tried to open the file but it said the format wasn't compatible.
  2. The new update made it easier to open multiple apps at once.
  3. The app won't open on my phone — I've tried restarting it three times.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. This report aims to open a discussion on the long-term implications of remote work policies.
  2. The institution will open its archives to qualified researchers beginning next quarter.
  3. Recent findings open new avenues for investigation into the underlying mechanisms of the disease.

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