Sentence examples for be reopened as a from inspiring English sources

The hotel will be reopened as a St . Regis according to the Toronto Star.

Thousands of cases could be reopened as a result of the ruling, which at the very least seems likely to make more work for the lawyers.

In the spring, after a Hindu judge ordered a historic religious shrine long claimed by Moslems and Hindus to be reopened as a Hindu temple, Moslem militants in the Kashmir Valley threw rocks and set fires at several Hindu temples.

Xavier Chappaz, who heads an association of mountain guides in the Mont Blanc region, recently suggested, only half facetiously, that the tunnel could be reopened as a symbol of European unity, but only for pedestrians -- and maybe Rollerbladers.

The firm is now proposing that a shuttered nursing home in Jim Wells County, Texas, be reopened as a family detention centre, which could hold up to 600 detainees and would become the third privately managed centre in the United States.

An anonymous donor has come to the rescue of St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church in the East Village, saving the building — which has presided over Tompkins Square Park since 1848 — from demolition and making it possible for the structure to be reopened as a parish church.

Stephen de Nardo, of US investment firm RiverOak, which had three bids to buy Manston Airport turned down, said he still thought the site should be reopened as an airport.

But even though Erdene Zuu was reopened as a museum, religious practice was not permitted.

Soon the 100-year experiment was abandoned, and the Biosphere was reopened as a tourist site.

"At the very least, we'll get an ancestral DNA profile, say the case was reopened as a result.

The old space at 134 Eldridge Street is being reopened as a bar called Attaboy by two longstanding Milk & Honey bartenders, Sam Ross and Michael McIlroy, something that pleases Mr. Petraske.