Sentence examples for have reopened for from inspiring English sources

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).

No one keeps precise records of the number of shuttered factories in Connecticut that have reopened for manufacturing or commerce, either through a brownfields remediation program or otherwise.

Licensed shops along puddle-filled Watan Street in the city centre have reopened for the first time since they were looted in the wake of the American-led invasion.

B1 IN MAZAR-I-SHARIF MAZAR-I-SHARIF MAZAR-I-SHARIFuses, or hamam, have reopened for women in the last two weeks, and they are flooding back to enjoy them.

— MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ HOWARD BEACH Struggling to Return to Normal After Hurricane Sandy Most of the waterfront pizza parlors, nail salons and restaurants on Cross Bay Boulevard, a main thoroughfare in Howard Beach have reopened for business, despite extensive water damage and electrical repairs.

Students return to Gaza schools still suffering from lack of heat and electricity GAZA, 13 February 2008 – Nearly 400 government schools in Gaza have reopened for a quarter of a million students returning from winter break – to classrooms that have neither heat nor light.

The airport has reopened for both domestic and international flights.

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

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

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.