Sentence examples for has only reopened from inspiring English sources

The city has long hoped to make McCarren a working swimming pool again (it was shuttered in 1984 and has only reopened for arts events in recent years), so it is not clear whether the shows, and their watery entertainments, will return next year.

High-level diplomatic discussions have only reopened in recent weeks, with one of Clinton's deputies, Thomas Nides, due to arrive in Islamabad on Wednesday.

The airport had only reopened on Friday following clashes between rival militias.

Upon returning to my room to get my bag, I stopped in at the Il Pirata delle 5 Terre restaurant, which I learned had only reopened six days prior to my arriving.

The first of the Olympics Games lanes has come into operation on Monday – on the M4, which has only just reopened following repairs.

I see as many of them wandering the pavements and sitting in cafes down in the town centre as I do in the temples.This isn't quite Tibet the border lies some 150km to the north and has only just reopened to outsiders.

Many of the Victorian suspension footbridges were severely damaged and one, Polhollick footbridge has only just reopened as Euan finds out.

The restaurant has just reopened.

In the icy cold of yesterday morning, the retired Belgrade university professor became one of the first passengers to climb aboard the Belgrade to Sarajevo express, a direct rail link between the two capitals which has only finally reopened after almost two decades of interruption.

Unfortunately, this region, to the north-east of Kathmandu, was hard hit by the earthquake, and the road has only recently been reopened after mammoth clearance efforts.

The athletic center, which had been inundated in four feet of water, had only recently reopened.