Sentence examples for due to re-open from inspiring English sources

It was due to re-open today.

Sölden received around 25cm, but bad weather caused the glacier runs to close; they are due to re-open this weekend.

The airport in Aberdeen, on the northeastern coast, remained open throughout the day and Edinburgh was due to re-open from 7 p.m. on Wednesday.

It survived the river Thames flood just a year after it was unveiled, and has now been restored again as part of major development work at Tate Britain, due to re-open in November.

Saturday 27 December, when the main London-Edinburgh line was due to re-open, was expected to be one of the busiest days on East Coast Trains - 36,714 advance tickets had been sold, and many more "walk-up" passengers were expected.

Another section of damaged line from Barmouth to Pwllheli in Gwynedd is not due to re-open until mid-May.

This problem is worsened on satellite communications since it takes time to re-open the TCP congestion window and retransmit data due to the long propagation delay.

Years later, the lender tried to re-open the case.

("Peter" is expected to re-open Off Broadway in March).

Several sites were not expected to re-open until Wednesday.

Most are reluctant to re-open the books.