Sentence examples for opened the center for from inspiring English sources

In 1996, Mr. Clark opened the center for Japanese art in an ultramodern earthquake-resistant building with fracture-resistant windows and skylights of heat-reflective glass, which filters out ultraviolet rays.

In January, Dover opened the Center for the Families of the Fallen, a $1.6 million, 6,000-square-foot space of soft lighting and earth-toned furniture where parents, spouses, children, siblings and other relatives assemble before they are taken to the flight line.

Amro opened the center for Youth Against Settlements in 2007.

Mr. Logan said the principal of Roosevelt, Cynthia List, was ordered three months ago to open the center, intended for up to 20 students from Bronx high schools who have been suspended for infractions including vandalism and striking a teacher.

A preview of the redesign of EDWARD DURELL STONE's building at 2 Columbus Circle has opened at the CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE in Greenwich Village.

Last year, the university opened the Henry Koerner Center for Emeritus Faculty, which serves as a base for Yale's 300 retired professors and administrators -- 100 of whom still live in or around New Haven.

Most of the counties that opened cooling centers opened five or fewer centers (83%) and most opened the cooling centers for ≤ 5 days of the summer (58%).

Mr. Bharara said Mr. Stevenson, in return for cash bribes, had helped the four businessmen obtain the necessary permits to open the centers, and recruited clients for them, through events like one to celebrate Black History Month.

He said the publicity about opening the media center for residents' use "had to have helped" in persuading residents to approve the $23.6 million bond issue, which included construction of a 5,700-square-foot 5,700-square-foot 5,700-square-foot entrance for use after school hours.

Crystal Bridges can boast of one piece of brand-new art that perfectly embodies its larger mission: James Turrell's latest free-standing "Skyspace," a circular stone structure with a domed roof open at the center for viewing the sky at dawn or sunset.

When it opened, the care center was considered radically progressive for incorporating an integrated community model that made people with mental illnesses part of the community instead of locking them up, which was and remains common in many parts of the United States.