Sentence examples for dates from the opening from inspiring English sources

The main structure of the lock dates from the opening of the canal, and is grade II listed.

It was the discovery during the project of a long-forgotten section of an original wall, dating from the 1904 opening of the station's oldest segment, which was part of the city's first subway line.

The Lumineers' self-titled debut album was released in April 2012, and over the last nine months the Lumineers — now a five-member band — have been almost continuously on tour as their gigs have grown from club dates to the opening slot at Dave Matthews's arena shows.

Concession was granted by royal resolution on 31 August 1892, and lasted 30 years from the date of the opening of the railway.

And we learn how water became crucial: we see a half-filled bottle with the date Nov. 5, 1913, a souvenir from the opening of Los Angeles's first aqueduct, which enabled the growth of a modern city.

The projected date of the opening is Sept. 17, 1966.

Flamboyant designer Carlo Rampazzi has filled each suite with swathes of rich fabric, huge leather headboards and antique bits and pieces dating from the hotel's opening.

The scramble for Africa should be dated not from 1882, when the British occupied Egypt, but from the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869.

A case study, recording key milestone dates from the time a site receives ethical approval through to opening to recruitment.

From the opening credits, T.C.U.

"You saw that from the opening whistle".