Sentence examples for house has opened from inspiring English sources

After nearly 12 decades of being available exclusively in France, and more recently in Beverly Hills, Calif., the Parisian fashion house has opened shop in New York City's Carlyle Hotel (987 Madison Avenue).

There is the chain of new "country stores" that this ultimate mail-order house has opened, but they don't actually stock anything, they just give customers a local place to try out the equipment.

Diwan's Curry House has opened at 302 Columbus Avenue (74th Street), offering northern Indian dishes and a bar menu with inventive Indian snacks.

By the sixteen-thirties, opera had grown so popular that a public opera house had opened in the heart of Venice, and, under new commercial pressures, composers began to incorporate the conventions of bawdy farce.

From the Antelope Valley to the South Bay, half a dozen brew houses have opened their doors or celebrated their official grand openings in just the last few weeks.

But recently both auction houses have opened their own private sale galleries on their premises.

Lots of coffee houses have opened recently but Origo (9 strada Lipscani, origocoffee.ro) is the one to aim for.

Other big houses have opened religious lines.

Pushed by the discount brokers like Fidelity, Schwab and E-Trade, the big investment houses have opened much of their research to the masses.

An officer noticed that somebody in one of the nearby houses had opened her top-floor window to watch the press conference and immediately ran over, shouting at her to close it (they were worried about snipers).

Just a few arches away, Broadway Market's hit coffee house Climpson & Sons has opened Burnt Enz in their roastery.