Sentence examples for help reopen from inspiring English sources

Churchill was unwilling to use naval resources, needed for the forthcoming European invasion, in a seaborne invasion of Burma to help reopen China's supply line.

But staff members report there daily to comb through the debris for whatever they can salvage to help reopen the school.

THE PAPERBOY A Southern bombshell (Nicole Kidman) enlists two brothers (Zac Efron and Matthew McConaughey, as a Miami journalist) to help reopen the case of a death row inmate (John Cusack) accused of killing a sheriff.

When Carolyn Gregory appealed to an old friend in public office to help reopen the 20-year-old case of her sister's unsolved murder, it was not the advent of new DNA-matching technology that inspired her.

To help reopen the markets after the devastation in Lower Manhattan's financial district, Mr. Fisher convened a series of sometimes tense meetings in New York and made an endless string of phone calls from here.

Adeeb al-Baadani, a nephew of Mr. Abuzaid's, said the family was hoping that one of Mr. Abuzaid's sons from Yemen could come to Brooklyn to help reopen it.

Still, a round-the-clock effort helped reopen it in just five days.

On Sept. 11, 2001, Sergeant McGoey helped reopen the Brooklyn Battery tunnel.

The show poked holes in the prosecution and helped reopen the murder investigation.

The increase in confidence also helped reopen the market for corporate bonds issued by banks — at least the stronger ones.

Zhou Enlai, the leader who helped reopen China to the West in the 1970s, personally signed the memo banning her.