Sentence examples for year when it opens from inspiring English sources

This plant will produce an extra five tonnes of plutonium a year when it opens in 2005.

Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan will surely be one of the art sensations of the year when it opens to the public on Wednesday.

This is Heathrow airport's fifth terminal, authorised in 2001 after a long and bitter battle with environmentalists, and destined to cater for 30m passengers a year when it opens in March 2008.

It is only possible to visit the garden once a year, when it opens to the public to raise money for Maggie's Cancer Caring Centres, a charity set up in memory of Jencks's late wife.

With the new investment, Infinite Power will build a plant in Golden that will be able to produce millions of units a year when it opens in 2007, Mr. Johnson said.

The museum is expected to attract tens of thousands of people every year when it opens to the public in 2017.

About 1.5 million passengers used the line from London Marylebone in its first year when it opened as far as Oxford Parkway, on the outskirts of the city, in October 2015.

Decibel, Seattle's five-day electronic music and new media festival, entered its 12th year when it opened last night with a series of lectures and electronic performances dotted around a two mile radius in the city's downtown center.

The plant, which was built at a reported cost of $1 billion, was said to have capacity to build 150,000 vehicles a year when it opened, but VW said it could double capacity without constructing new buildings.

He knows he must play to the demographics he has at his disposal and focus on selling the things that remain the same, like Huntington Park, which won Baseball Digest's Ballpark of the Year when it opened in 2009.

Museum officials predicted that the new building, capable of receiving about 600 works of art, would attract up to 500,000 visitors a year when it opened in 2012.