Sentence examples for has never reopened from inspiring English sources

Damaged by Hurricane Sandy, it has never reopened.

She retrieved photographs in smashed frames and statements showing $9,000 in a bank that has never reopened.

Its World Cultural Center plan would allow for the development of up to 8.6 million square feet of office space (in contrast to 780,000 square feet of cultural space), with two of the largest buildings on Church Street and a third on the block now occupied by 1 Bankers Trust Plaza, a 41-story skyscraper that was badly damaged during the attack and has never reopened.

Brighton's West Pier closed in 1975 after suffering storm damage and has never reopened.

Two large waterfront hotels that once provided hundreds of jobs and drew millions of tourism dollars have never reopened.

The case has never been reopened, but the doubts have never been satisfactorily laid to rest.

The authority said a decommissioned station had never been reopened in its history.

The Cathedral of St.-Michel and Ste.-Gudule (20, place Ste.-Gudule), recently reopened, has never looked better.

The civic group is seeking documents on the L.I.R.R.'s use of the Hicksville yard from January 1965 through December 1997 in an effort to rebuff the railroad's contention that the yard is not being reopened but rather has never been closed.

A formal inquest has never been held but Attorney General Dominic Grieve has rejected calls for the case to be reopened, saying the evidence about the causes of death was "overwhelming".

Investigators, aware that semen on the jogger had never been traced, reopened the case and compared Mr. Reyes's DNA with that of the semen found on the jogger's sock.