Sentence examples for be formally opened in from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, cut the start tape at one such off-road racing venue, a circuit in East London, while another will be formally opened in Solihull on Monday.

The museum is to be formally opened in the former Stour Vale Mill, Kidderminster on 19 October.

The burial site for the local community will be formally opened in November, close to Remembrance Day.

The Sperrgebiet National Park, covering some 10,000 square miles (26,000 square km), was gazetted in December 2008 and was formally opened in February 2009.

Cameron's tough language in his speech today reflects Britain's frustration that Ankara's EU membership negotiations have stalled ever since they were formally opened in 2005.

The office was formally opened in a ceremony on Tuesday attended by UN high commissioner for human rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, despite the North's repeated threats of "merciless punishment" against South Korea if the mission was launched.

In Kabul, where the city's infrastructure is in shambles, five Sulabh community sanitary complexes with biogas plants, financed by the Indian government, were formally opened in 2007 in the presence of Mr. Pathak, the mayor of Kabul, the Indian ambassador to Afghanistan and other dignitaries.

The tribunal, sitting in The Hague, was formally opened in March 2007.

The lake was one of the park's major attractions when it was formally opened in 1921 by founder Charles Wicksteed.

The rebuilt hall was designed by Edward Maufe, and was formally opened in 1951 by the Duke of Gloucester.

The portion of the trail in Shawangunk was formally opened in 1993 and named after former town supervisor Jesse McHugh.