Sentence examples for be reopened by a from inspiring English sources

On the same day, Vice President Biden announced in Wilmington, Del., that a General Motors plant that had been shut down would be reopened by a company that plans, with the help of loans from the federal government, to manufacture long-range, plug-in, electric hybrid vehicles.

The accumulated concerns make an overwhelming argument for these to be reopened by an independent police force unconnected with any previous enquiries, or by an independent commission of inquiry.

Since the first season of Serial ended its run last August, Syed's case has been reopened by a Maryland judge.

Choked up for many centuries, it was reopened by an exceptional flood of 1824.

Ignoring the advice of his doctor to stop drinking and of his boss, Chief Superintendent Strange (James Grout), to take it easy, Morse plunges into the task of revisiting an unsolved case that is reopened by an anonymous letter implicating a man about to be released from prison.

Beginning in early June, public rights of way started to be reopened; by July 27, an estimated 85% of public rights of way were open again.

A potential revenue stream could be reopened by dusting off the club shop's unsold blond wigs which were popular among Albion fans in the late 90s, which should please Jeremy Peace.

The data indicate that membrane resealing after electropermeabilization occurs rapidly, but that a non-negligible fraction of the pores can be reopened by the second pulse for delay times on the order of hundreds of seconds.

JOHN YATES: It won't be reopened by this division.

After Katrina, many of the breaches had been sealed, only to be reopened by Rita.

Its foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, insists that he hopes that the border will be reopened by the end of the year.