Sentence examples for was first opened from inspiring English sources

But public support for the prosecutions has dropped significantly since the case was first opened.

It was first opened in 1949 in the no-star Lindell Hotel by Meleti Butsicaris.

It was first opened in 1851 but it had been completely rebuilt by 1985.

The tower was first opened by French premier Pierre Tirard on 31 March 1889.

Parts of the bridge are still sporting the original paint from 1964, when the span was first opened to traffic.

Jones Beach was first opened in Aug. 1929, and to date nobody has drowned in any lifeguard-protected area.

It was first opened to the public in 1950 & since then has attracted over a hundred thousand visitors.

It was first opened to ocean traffic in 1956; initial facilities were capable of handling simultaneously four 10,000-ton vessels, and additional facilities were added later.

Such was the spectacle that ever since Leighton House was first opened to the public as a museum in 1900, visitors have continued to flock here in droves.

The exchange was first opened in 1878 to provide a market for the trading of government bonds that had been newly issued to former samurai.

It was first opened in 1902 by a Russian immigrant, Jacobi Press, in New Haven and suited members of the Yale faculty.