Examples of using First opened in English and their translations into Slovak
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It was first opened to the public in 1908,
When the Pyramid was first opened in relatively modern times, incrustations of salt an inch thick were found inside.
Eu first opened on 7 December 2005 to holders of prior rights including trade mark holders and public bodies(IP/05/1510).
First opened to passengers in 1852,
IH Brisbane- ALS first opened in 2007, and has since grown to be one of the largest English Language providers in Brisbane.
Construction began on 14 November 2002, and Tatralandia Aquapark first opened its doors on 5 July 2003.
The Museum first opened in 1759, on 15 January in Montagu House in Bloomsbury,
since it was first opened in 2011 in the Netherlands.
When it first opened, in 1683, the word"Museum" wasn't even used in English.
Much has changed, and always for the better, since Casumo first opened its doors.
the country's finest and oldest performance space which was first opened in 1856.
It's a very extensive system that was first opened in 1900 and covers 214 kilometres(133 miles), most of which is underground.
The exhibit is part of the 100-year anniversary celebration of the museum, which first opened in 1902.
2009 after extensive renovations, this 4-star hotel, first opened in 1906, is only 200 metres from Lake Bled.
This historic five star hotel is housed in a landmark Art Deco building and was first opened in 1923.
Quake fame, first opened me up to this point of view.
which was first opened in 1922 and now a protected technical monument.
which was first opened in 1994 under the name‘Shellfish'.
Tai'an Table, which had first opened in April, could seat up to 29 customers
When William and Argyle Campbell first opened the doors at Cambro Manufacturing in 1951 their goal was to make a hospital meal tray of the highest quality possible.