Sentence examples for failed to reopen from inspiring English sources

Gatwick and London City airports were both temporarily shut as their runways were de-iced, although City failed to reopen, as it closes ordinarily at 10pm.

The complex, where companies make consumer goods using capital and technology provided by the South and a work force mainly from the North, has been closed since April 8. Talks last month by the two countries failed to reopen it.

Several competitors made early refueling stops allowing the Howmet to improve to third place but on lap 34 the turbine wastegate failed to reopen, giving the driver too much power for the corner he was in.

Start-ups are exceedingly vulnerable, which is why 25% fail to reopen after a major disaster.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, said that if the two sides failed to agree to reopen the ports by the end of the week, Mr. Bush should invoke Taft-Hartley.

Jones made several failed attempts to reopen in other locations, fell on hard times, and died penniless in 1940.

Trump's statement comes a day after the Senate failed to pass his proposal to reopen the government with border wall funding in exchange for temporary legal protection for some undocumented immigrants.

In Tesla's own words, the HR representative who led the previous investigation left days after the case was reopened and failed to pass it over to colleague.

Stocks initially fell on Monday after weekend talks failed to reach a solution that would reopen the federal government and raise the $16.7 trillion federal borrowing limit by Thursday.

Ronald Reagan papered over these divisions, and won two elections, by uniting the party behind tax cuts; George Bush raised taxes, and so reopened these divisions and failed to win a second term.

Combined with the removal of the double jeopardy law in some places, this can allow cases to be reopened where previous trials have failed to produce sufficient evidence to convince a jury.