Sentence examples for had reopened for from inspiring English sources

The restaurant was unoccupied at the time, but it had reopened for the summer season.

Lost amid the early reports of the possible fight was news that the Washington Monument had reopened for tours.

In the Hilton Sharks Bay resort, a London woman who declined to give her name was trying to find out whether Gatwick had reopened for her return flight.

The team did not report their discovery to the laboratory's security department until May 31st, a week after Los Alamos had reopened for business after the fire, even though regulations require that security breaches are reported within eight hours.

Charlie Lustman recalls the first time he saw the Silent Movie Theatre lying derelict on Hollywood's Fairfax Avenue: "I walked past the place one day and I swear it was saying, 'Save me.'" That was in April 1999; six months and $1m later, the Silent Movie Theatre had reopened for business.

The airport has reopened for both domestic and international flights.

Now that the Russian market has reopened for business, St Petersburg is a buy".

The main Nangrahar opium bazaar of Ghani Khel has reopened for business.

Even the Marriott resort and spa, where 300 died, has reopened for business.

If he'd had to wait for reimbursements to begin the work, he said, his restaurants wouldn't have reopened for years (or, arguably, ever).

The skating rink in front of the Standard Hotel, 848 Washington Street (13th Street), has reopened for the season and will operate until sometime in March.