Sentence examples for was newly opened from inspiring English sources

It was newly opened; there were piles of red dirt alongside the cement paths pristine in their recent dryness.

The clinic was newly opened in April 2001 and thus provided an opportunity to train new therapists in delivering this treatment, and to study treatment effectiveness, moderators of treatment outcome and possible therapist effects in a consecutive patient sample from a defined catchment area.

They have not been, and only a few images have been posted on the court's newly opened weibo account.

Warhol assembled more than 600 such boxes throughout his life, four of which have been newly opened for this exhibition.

A BLANKET of snow fell on Lesotho earlier this month, welcome news for the tiny mountain kingdom's newly opened ski resort.

I recently spent a day trolling, essentially at random, through the magazine's newly opened interview archives.

The chain's newly opened first store at the busy New York hub has the highest sales a square foot of any Pret in the world.

Delhi's newly opened airport will grow busier, as will the city's metro system, recently extended to Gurgaon where skyscrapers of a big business district are rising.

His blog, which has gained a cult following since it launched in February, is a repository for items retrieved from Scarfolk Council's newly opened archives.

A wide variety of events were presented at the Baryshnikov Arts Center BACC) in NYC, most taking place in the centre's newly opened Jerome Robbins Theater.

The museum's newly opened Design Triennial takes the elusive idea of "beauty" as its theme – a topic contemporary criticism too often shies away from.