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reopen sentence examples

  • Eventually, the shoot-to-kill inquest reopened on 5 may 1992.
  • Reopened as a museum in 1988.
  • The airport was officially reopened for business in august.
  • Reopened after an extensive refurbishment on 6 april 2005.
  • Reopened when needed.
  • Reopening of the canal from pontypool to brecon on 16 october 1970.
  • Reopen an oil pipeline between them, disused since 1982.
  • Ronnie scott's in october the newly reopened ronnie scott's club in london's soho has been given a complete makeover.
  • Reopened after an extra weeks closure owing to outbreak of war.
  • Reopening of the railroad.
  • Reopened the wounds of recent weeks.
  • The chairman of north cornwall district council will formally reopen the lock on 8th november, following the summer repair work.
  • Reopens after this session ) there were no members of the public present.
  • Reopening of the line through snow hill tunnel.
  • Reopen peace negotiations with the king.
  • Reopen shortly after.
  • Not until the late 10th century were quarries reopened for the extraction of fresh, unused building material.
  • We will be using the recently reopened, refurbished channel view leisure center.
  • Reopen the whole waterway between surrey and sussex.
  • After a long delay to gain planning permission and the appropriate licenses, the ace finally reopened fully in 2001.

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