reopen

Example Sentences

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Officials have said it is too costly — and dangerous to bighorn sheep — to repair, although there have been recent discussions about its reopening.

From Los Angeles Times

An Edinburgh cafe where JK Rowling wrote parts of the Harry Potter books has reopened more than four years after being badly damaged in a fire.

From BBC

With many stores not reopening until 28 December, Ms Matthews said it was likely that hospitality and leisure venues would have benefited from the increase in foot traffic.

From BBC

It isn’t uncommon for them to run into legal or financial difficulties, shut down and then reopen under a different name, according to a review of business records.

From The Wall Street Journal

Markets reopened as usual on Friday, but traders seemed content to keep their hands off the terminals and enjoy the postholiday haze.

From Barron's