Sentence examples for get reopened from inspiring English sources
"But Susan Rice and Sandy Berger felt strongly it should remain closed and so it did not get reopened for a long while".
Susan L. Bender, one of the volunteer lawyers, described a case she tried to get reopened on the grounds that the woman did not truly understand the settlement she agreed to.
A spokesperson for the UK delegation said: "All countries have agreed to it, but it has to be put to the heads of state in the next few days... we don't expect the text to get reopened, or to get significant changes..
"If they don't go all the way [and reverse this mandate] this issue will just get reopened," he told me today.
"The buildings and the shops are shut down," he said, "so I'd like them to get built again and get reopened".
This is why, even as the case of Julie Ward, the British tourist who was killed in Kenya more than two decades ago while on a trip to the Masai Mara game reserve, gets reopened by the Metropolitan police, Kenyans wonder at, and admire, the tenacity of British authorities to get to the bottom of a case that took place way before some of them were born.
Last year it looked like Google might actually get off the hook with relatively little impact, although the case then got reopened with deeper scrutiny.
A few days after the LA River got reopened for recreation on Memorial Day, people in LA started RSVPing to an event getting advertised on Facebook called the "LA River Regatta Club's Maiden Voyage!" It was a confusing week.
Some of the G.M. factories that ran out of parts from American Axle have reopened, after getting those parts from other suppliers or G.M. plants.
"Supplies are getting through but we need to be vigilant to monitor childhood diseases as well as getting schools reopened and getting children back to learning".
