Sentence examples for residence was opened from inspiring English sources

Without fanfare, a big room in an extension of the family residence was opened to the public in 1921.

In 1986, a psychiatry residency program was established at Children's Village as part of New York Medical College's Department of Child Psychiatry, and in 1997 a "crisis residence" was opened on campus.

The Ethel Williams Hallss of Residence was opened in her memory in 1950 at Newcastle University.

Carrefour Sherbrooke Residence Hall was opened in 2009 on 475 Sherbrooke Street West, previously the Four Points Sheraton Hotel.

For the first time, the gardens surrounding the residence are open to the public.

The reception, which took place on the floor below the artists' residences, was open to the public and at $15 easily qualified as frugal, once the unlimited Peroni beer, tequila cocktails and mini-hamburgers were factored in.

Facilities were established for children with their mothers in residence; a nursery was opened; Michael raised the necesary funds.

The University's newest undergraduate residence, 33 Colston Street, was opened in the city centre in October 2011 after acquiring the property in 2009.

Some have helped to staff a medical triage center at a church in the Rockaways, while others have protected a senior residence on the peninsula whose lobby was opened as a warming center.

The fashionable residence of Julie and Jay Rutter in the Newport Heights was opened recently to the junior class (2016) of the National League of Young Men and the young ladies from the junior class (2016) of the National Charity League.

Outside Kiev, Yanukovych's extravagant residence has been opened to the public, and Ukrainian investigative journalists have begun releasing to the web incriminating documents found at the mansion, in a project called "Yanukovych leaks".