Ajar

The blinds were left ajar, letting the sunlight stream into the room.

The drawer was ajar, and he could see that someone had been searching through his things.

I saw a chest with its lid slightly ajar in the attic.

The window was left ajar, allowing the sounds of the city to filter into the room.

The refrigerator door was left ajar, and all the food had spoiled.

The cabinet was ajar, and I could see a stack of papers inside.

The drawer was left slightly ajar, and I could see a glimmer of gold.

The car window was left ajar, and the rain had soaked the seat.

The book was left ajar on the table, with the bookmark still in place.

The envelope was left ajar, and I could see a hint of the letter inside.

I could hear the muffled sound of music from the room next door, the door slightly ajar.

I noticed the gate was ajar and quickly closed it to keep the dog inside.

The lid of the box was ajar, revealing a glimpse of its glittery contents.

The door was left ajar, letting in a chilly breeze.

She peeked through the ajar door to see if anyone was inside.

The secret door was hidden behind a bookshelf, which was slightly ajar, revealing a narrow passage.

The curtains were drawn, but a small gap was left ajar, allowing a beam of sunlight to filter in.

The curtains were drawn ajar, letting in just enough light to read.

The artist left the interpretation of their artwork ajar, leaving viewers to come up with their own meanings.

The weather forecast for the weekend is ajar, so we're not sure if we should plan an outdoor event.

She left the meeting room door ajar, wondering if anyone wanted to join later.

The CEO's remarks left the company's future plans ajar, leaving shareholders concerned.

The doctor left the diagnosis ajar, wanting to run more tests before giving a definitive answer.

The window was left ajar, and he heard the sound of the waves from the nearby beach.

The door was left ajar, and I couldn't tell if anyone was in the room.

The lid was slightly ajar, and he smelled the fragrance of the freshly baked bread.

He left the envelope slightly ajar, worried that the contents might be damaged.

The door was left ajar, and he wondered if anyone had entered the room.

He kept the possibility of changing his major ajar until he talked to his advisor.

The stock market closed ajar, leaving investors uncertain about their portfolios.

The curtains were ajar, and she saw the beautiful sunrise from her bed.

The teacher left the test results ajar, and the students were left wondering how they did.

She left the window ajar, unsure if it was going to rain later.

He kept his options ajar, unsure which college to attend.

The secret was left ajar, and now everyone knows about it.

He felt ajar about his decision to quit his job without having a new one lined up.

The artist's lyrics left some of their meaning ajar for interpretation.

The email's subject line was left deliberately ajar.

The politician's statement left many questions ajar, raising suspicion among the voters.

The detective found a drawer ajar, suggesting that someone had been searching for something.

The politician's statement left their true intentions ajar.

The therapist left the meaning of their words ajar to encourage introspection.

The door creaked ajar, making me think that someone was trying to sneak into the room.

The puzzle's clues were intentionally left ajar to add difficulty.

She spoke in a language that was unfamiliar to me, leaving me ajar about the meaning of her words.

The painting hung ajar on the wall, revealing a hidden message.

The chef left the recipe's secret ingredient ajar to keep their signature dish unique.

The author left the ending of the book ajar to keep readers guessing.

The therapist's tone was ajar, hinting that there was more to the story than the patient was revealing.

The writer left the ending of the story ajar, leaving readers to draw their own conclusions.