Examples of using First opened in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The university first opened to students on 6 March 1967 with more students than anticipated.
The revolution had first opened the doors of the junker schools to the Jews.
When I first opened the site, I learned that the credit-card company was in bankruptcy.
Friars first opened the pharmacy in 1221 to make and store concoctions for use in their monastery.
It was on March 22, 1996, that we first opened those mansion doors to a whole new genre of video games.
Eu first opened on 7 December 2005 to business holding prior rights see.
When Burger King first opened, they had a 12-ounce small
Centers outside California were first opened on the East Coast in 1976,
Since the 11:11 Doorway first opened in 1992, we have been living in two simultaneous reality systems.
If you have any suspension left in a bottle more than four weeks after it was first opened, you should not use this medicine.
From a historical perspective it is not long either since universities first opened to women.
dates back to 1994 when the restaurant was first opened here.
You must file your claim within 20 days of when the dispute was first opened.
Web resources checksum: Use this feature to run a checksum test that compares the current statistics of the web resources of the app with the baseline statistics that were established when it was first opened.
The museum first opened shortly after the liberation of Minsk from the Nazi invaders,
Motion Picture Magic- When the park first opened in 2001, the attraction'Motion Picture Magic,' hosted by noted director,
When Disneyland first opened in 1954, an article in Reader's Digest suggested that Disney had pulled off the entertainment industry's first"triple play" in adding a theme park to a top-rated television show
Cats first opened in the West End in 1981
From the Heredia Theater, first opened over 100 years ago,
In another instance of a land marked theater building balancing its modernization against its landmark status is the Morris Performing Arts Center(2,560 seats) which first opened in 1921 in South Bend, IN.