Sentence examples for ever since it opened from inspiring English sources

Ever since it opened its doors in 2004, the Per Se restaurant, owned and operated by chef and innovator Thomas Keller has been wowing people with its new American and French fare.

Ever since it opened its first American factory in Georgetown, Ky., in 1986, the automaker has emphasized the need to be a good neighbor to the towns and states where it does business.

It took thirty years to complete, and ever since it opened, in 1895, it has been cherished for its rolling meadows, sixty-acre lake, and vast expanses of greenery it is the site of Brooklyn's only forest.

The Knitting Factory has been celebrating noise and eclecticism ever since it opened on East Houston Street in 1987, and in its earlier days the club gained renown as a defining stage for downtown music, that clamorous and unclassifiable New York amalgam of jazz, punk, art-rock and every kind of experimentation.

The Kent terminal has been quiet ever since it opened.

MOULES ET FRITES has been packed ever since it opened in Syosset in mid-November.

In fact, Nathan's, the Surf Avenue hot dog landmark shuttered by the hurricane — the first time it had ever closed since it opened in 1916 — resumed serving its well-known fare on May 19.

In reality, only a handful of member states are prepared to accept any detainees even though the E.U. had opposed the existence of the Guant?mo facility ever since it was opened.

Ever since the day it opened, and for obvious reasons, the subway has been as much a supermarket as a means of transportation.

Ever since the 1990s, when it opened its first shoe shops outside Spain, Camper has been a byword for simple, stylish footwear – and now fans of this fashionable Spanish firm can stay in a dedicated Camper hotel.

Wellington Management Co. has had the contract to run this sector fund ever since Vanguard opened it 14 years ago.