Examples of 'he finally opened' in a sentence
Meaning of "he finally opened"
He finally opened: This phrase suggests that a person, whose identity is indicated by 'he,' has eventually or belatedly started or revealed something. It could refer to opening a physical object, starting a discussion, or sharing a secret
How to use "he finally opened" in a sentence
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he finally opened
It was evening when he finally opened his eyes.
He finally opened the shop today.
Quiyote felt like he finally opened his eyes.
He finally opened his eyes fully after a while.
Willow waited until he finally opened his eyes.
He finally opened his eyes slowly a moment later.
That was until he finally opened up to me.
He finally opened up to me and told me the secret to his success.
It was when his grandchildren asked him about his experiences that he finally opened up.
When he finally opened the gift he was surprised to see a small painting.
Owing to increasing sales, he finally opened a wine inn.
When he finally opened his eyes he saw only blue sky.
After regulating his breathing, he finally opened his eyes.
He finally opened them.
Out of breath, he finally opened the door.
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He finally opened the door for Jerry.
Wasn't until a month went by that he finally opened his mouth.
And when he finally opened up, you broke his heart.
When I did not say anything, he finally opened his eyes.
When he finally opened his eyes, he saw so many things around him.
Later that night, after a few beers, he finally opened up.
One day he finally opened his eyes and said to his wife,.
After an experience at the Public Administrations of over 10 years, he finally opened his studio.
After about three hours, he finally opened his eyes and began talking to us.
When he finally opened his mouth, it was to deny he knew the Lord.
I can't tell you how happy I was when he finally opened that bottle. I'm ready.
And then when he finally opened up and said something monumental, you broke his heart.
When he finally opened the door, Chris looked me right in the eye.
When he finally opened the door, he still wasn't dressed.
No, he finally opened up.
