Sentence examples for opening to mark from inspiring English sources

The incident took place just after midnight on Saturday, during a 36-hour opening to mark the conclusion of the Koons retrospective.

Simon Key of the Big Green Bookshop in north London, which held a midnight opening to mark the book's publication last week, said that paperback binding was unlikely to have made a difference to the purchasing decisions of "obsessive" Morrissey fans.

The works were showing as part of an exhibition at the Kunsthal opened to mark its 20th anniversary.

It also marks the beginning of another turning of their "wheel of the year," and kivas (sacred underground ritual chambers) are opened to mark the season.

The theatrical spectacular has opened to mark the 60th anniversary of the armistice that ended the Korean War.

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A private passion for Victorian art has given rise to a new museum at Farringford House, Tennyson's home of 40 years, opening today to mark the bicentenary of the birth of a giant of the Victorian literary scene.

On Thursday, we are opening an exhibition to mark the closure of one of Britain's largest inner-city schools, North Westminster.

This month, a small portion of Ground Zero will open to the public, to mark the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks.

And they may start chucking some seaweed at Mr Putin too.In a doom-laden open letter to mark what the Communists see as a tragic anniversary, the Leninist old guard told Mr Putin to halt his government's reforms.

Soon he may have no choice: a fence is being built across the open fields to mark the border.Such barriers, besides complicating the daily life of villagers, also carry a high economic cost.