Sentence examples for when it was first opened from inspiring English sources

Despite the difficult lighting conditions, these images – acknowledged as some of the best in archaeology – capture the eerie stillness of the tomb when it was first opened.

Architects have promised though to maintain the elements that made it the world's only constructivist-designed stadium when it was first opened in 1928.

When it was first opened it only linked Cardiff city centre with Cardiff Bay.

"When it was first opened there was a queue to get in.

"That may have been in the intent when it was first opened and there was a need.

The chronology is that my parents' shop on the King's Road when it was first opened was called Let It Rock.

In some ways, Fay said, the decision to bring the tournament back to Bethpage could be traced to the day six years ago when it was first announced that the Open would be played on the Black Course in 2002.

But nothing, according to Mr. Bardem, has ever tested him — physically and mentally — or required greater effort and dedication more than "Biutiful," a drama, directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, which won Mr. Bardem the best actor award when it was first shown at Cannes last May and opened in New York and Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The completion of the Palmetto Expressway (the "Bypass" faded from public usage in the 1960s) and the building of Interstate 95 were the impetus of the construction of the massive Golden Glades Interchange involving Florida's Turnpike, US 441, Interstate 95, and SR 9. When the Palmetto Expressway was first opened, it went through tracts of woodland and farmland which have since been urbanized.

When Belfast was first opened to the public, visitors were limited to the upper decks and forward superstructure.

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