were opening

Past progressiveconjugation ofopen.There are other translations for this conjugation.

open

You didn't tell him what we were opening with?	¿No le dijiste con qué abríamos?
Various commercial alternatives accompany the new market trends, while its spectacular terraces offer the possibility of watching the various corners of Francia Square and the elegance of all Recoleta as if we were opening a window into this scenery.	Diversas alternativas comerciales acompañan las nuevas tendencias del mercado, mientras que sus espectaculares terrazas ofrecen la posibilidad de observar, como si abriésemos una ventana, los distintos rincones de Plaza Francia y la elegancia de toda la Recoleta.
And I told him we were opening a dessert bar at the airport tomorrow.	Y le dije que abriremos un bar de postres en el aeropuerto mañana.
And I told him we were opening a dessert bar at the airport tomorrow.	Y le dije que vamos a abrir un bar de postres en el aeropuerto mañana.
We started in Tabari: we were opening airstrips and all that, and we started talking to whoever was able to come in.	Comenzamos en Tabari: estábamos abriendo pistas de aterrizaje y demás, e iniciábamos pláticas con quien estuviera dispuesto a venir.
It was difficult to imagine we were opening up freedom of the press and I still remember with horror the first editions of Punto y Hora.	Era difícil de imaginarse que estábamos abriéndonos a la libertad de prensa, y todavía recuerdo con horror los primeros número de Punto y Hora.
I felt that humankind has been trapped under a big web of dark ages and we were opening up a new era liberated from the negative past history.	Sentí que la humanidad hubiese sido atrapada bajo una red grande de eras oscuras y que estuviésemos abriendo una era nueva liberada de la historia negativa pasada.
On 11th September 2001 I was sitting in an aeroplane on the way to Azerbaijan, one of the three countries in the Southern Caucasus, in order to conduct negotiations there on a new project office that we were opening.	El 11 de septiembre de 2001 me encontraba en un vuelo hacia Azerbaiyán, uno de los tres países ubicados en la parte sur del Cáucaso, para entablar negociaciones sobre la apertura de una nueva Oficina de Proyectos del instituto.