An article on March 21 about the décor of restaurants misstated the opening year for Terra Ristorante, in Greenwich.
Correction: April 4, 2004, Sunday An article on March 21 about the décor of restaurants misstated the opening year for Terra Ristorante, in Greenwich.
That misty spring morning, he and his men found themselves facing almost certain destruction, ordered to resist to the last man and pitched into the path of the largest German offensive since the opening year of the First World War.
"Our original expectation was 60,000 visitors for the opening year; then we upped the number to 100,000," said Michael Govan, director of the Dia Art Foundation, which runs the museum.
If things go as planned, however, the i360 is expected to attract "over 700,000 visitors a year (800,000 in the opening year) from existing tourists to the city, and also to bring 165,000 to 305,000 new visitors to a city, who will all spend money".
In Town In conjunction with the opening of its new concert hall called the Barshinger Center for Musical Arts, Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa., commissioned many works that received their world premieres in 2000, the opening year of the hall.
In the opening years of the 13th century yet another type of realism emerged.
The renewed appeal of ARMs lies in the teaser rates offered in the opening years of the loan.
In the opening years of the last decade of the 19th century, most of Australia experienced a severe economic depression.
Godwine, also spelled Godwin (died April 15 , 1053, earl of Wessex, the most powerful man in England during the opening years of the reign of Edward the Confessor.
A famous interpretation of the klismos form came with the chairs made in Boston, Mass., by Samuel Gragg in the opening years of the 19th century.
