Sentence examples for found to reopen from inspiring English sources

But officials from the association remain hopeful that funding will be found to reopen the club.

NEIL DUPONT has written letters to every state official he can think of pleading that money be found to reopen the Prudence Crandall Museum in Canterbury, where Mr. Dupont is the first selectman.

While the arrangement may buy the Indonesians a year or two, he said, unless grounds are found to reopen their cases, or Congress changes immigration law, they could find "they just moved up from not known, to on the list, to you're taking the steps up to the airplane".

"The George Hotel has changed hands on several occasions in recent years so hopefully new owners will be found to reopen as a going concern," he added.

However, as the construction of a new Vestfold Line was put on hold, an intermediate solution was found to reopen Råstad Station, and offer a shuttle bus to the airport.

Then the managers found financing to reopen the plant as a stand-alone company called Durham Furniture.

"If we can find money to restore parks, to restore libraries, we can find money to reopen firehouses," he said.

Upon inspection, the angle cock on 8655 was found to be closed and was reopened by the engineer, but, after a locomotive and shift change, the matter was forgotten.

Briefly, the incision site was reopened and the entire nasal septum was found to have almost disappeared without any sign of infection (Fig. 2c).

They defined reopened as holes that appeared closed on examination, but then were found to be open again at a later date.

Legislators are struggling simultaneously to find a way to reopen the government.