Sentence examples for opened to serve from inspiring English sources

Over many years, lines have been extended into the suburbs, and in 1998 a new, fully automatic line was opened to serve central areas of the city.

Buildings used by Nazis as detention and deportation centres, such as the Dutch Theatre (Hollandsche Schouwburg) in Amsterdam, were also opened to serve as memorials and museums.

Until 1968, when drug clinics were opened to serve addicts, doctors did the prescribing of heroin, & in cases of addiction, the Brit.

The restaurant, Lido Seafood, is one of many that have recently opened to serve lobster and fresh fish to the Somalis who flock to Lido Beach on weekends, trying to recapture the leisure time denied them for years.

SD26 is the restaurant equivalent of a second wife: younger, considerably more nervous, dressed in a way that might raise eyebrows in the social circles the original restaurant was opened to serve.

Chubu Electric and nine other Japanese power companies have also indicated that because of long-term production problems that have dogged the SMP, they will not now be taking any reprocessed fuel from Britain until at least the end of the decade – nearly 20 years after the plant was opened to serve the Japanese market.

But that may now be changing, with a series of retirement housing projects opening to serve the gay community.

By 1988, Gordon Elementary School, a campus in Bellaire, Texas, re-opened to serve as a reliever school to Cunningham and to a non-Gulfton school.

CalVet kitchen is cooking, but six years after West L.A. home opens to serve medical needs of vets, empty beds remain.

Like Vancouver, Toronto's history of compassion clubs dates back to the mid-90s with places like CALM opening to serve the needs of patients looking for cannabis treatment.

Like Vancouver, Toronto's history of compassion clubs dates back to the mid-90s with places like Cannabis as Living Medicine (CALM) opening to serve the needs of patients looking for cannabis treatment.