Sentence examples for i reopened from inspiring English sources

"I reopened before every business in the area," he says.

Then I reopened it in 1975 after it had been closed for eight years.

But then that seemed weird—I was a total stranger so I reopened it a crack.

But apparently the cookies in my Web browser's cache were baked by Proust, because twelve years later, when I reopened the feeds, all the old giddiness flooded back.

"I reopened to the public Villa Torlonia, Mussolini's wartime residence in Rome, and it hasn't become a second Predappio yet," he said.

I didn't want to get more involved with whatever circumstances had displaced him, so I reopened my door a crack and slipped the phone to him through the narrow opening.

Twenty-four hours later, at a seedy but glam hotel on Hollywood Boulevard, I reopen the suitcase and discover with what probably shouldn't be shock that the clutch I had packed to carry with a hard-won 1970s Halston dress isn't inside — though its detachable shoulder strap is, tauntingly.

Then: "Why don't I reopen it?" .

While I can ponder, study, manipulate, disprove, and, finally, dismiss social constructs to my brain's content, when I reopen my eyes they have a funny little habit of appearing quite unharmed.

"Thank you for listening to 'The Joshua Tree.' " Though by this point I had reopened my heart to U2, I still couldn't enjoy their newer music, or pretend to understand exactly what they're doing.

The house closed during World War I but reopened in 1919.