Sentence examples for inaugurated between from inspiring English sources

In 1982 the Thames Barrier, a flood-control device, was inaugurated between Silvertown and the south bank (Greenwich borough).

Thus, the cantons of Uri and Ticino were connected by rail, and a direct line was inaugurated between Zürich and Milan.

On Monday, a new rail passage across the Pyrenees mountains was inaugurated between Figueres, in Spain, and Perpignan, on the French side — a significant step toward completing a cross-border, high-speed rail link connecting Paris, Barcelona and Madrid.

A pipeline from Matadi to carry crude oil to the upriver steamers at Léopoldville was completed in 1914, and air service was inaugurated between Léopoldville and Stanleyville in 1920.

The first formal governmental hospital, Al Noaim Hospital, was inaugurated between 1940 and 1942.

The Nilgiri Mountain Railway was inaugurated between Mettupalayam and Ootacamund in 1899.

A different kind of airline food will soon be coming down the aisles of Song, the new low-price Delta carrier that in April inaugurated flights between New York and Florida.

SP&S inaugurated passenger service between Portland and Vernonia in March 1923, with two round trips per day; a passenger-only train ran to and from Union Station, but a mixed freight-passenger train operated instead from the Hoyt Street station.

A few months ago, Turkish Airways inaugurated twice-weekly flights between Istanbul and Mogadishu.

In 1835 it inaugurated a railroad line between Brussels and Malines, the first to operate on the continent.

As US Airways filed for bankruptcy protection and other industry giants announced cutbacks to cope with mounting losses this month, Singapore Airlines inaugurated a new service between Singapore and Las Vegas.