Sentence examples for kept reopening from inspiring English sources

It kept reopening the wounds".

The doors kept reopening, allowing us to shout questions at the Home Sec who was cowering at the back.

Is it really healing to keep reopening a wound?

If three of the seven testers detect the smell of oil or other chemicals, the sample is deemed tainted and the area where it was found is closed to fishing or kept from reopening, said Christine Patrick, a NOAA spokeswoman.

The North says the shutdown was the South's fault and that the South's confrontational attitude has kept it from reopening.

Then, the North Dakota legislature passed a law this year forcing the university to keep the name, reopening wounds over retiring a beloved mascot.

State Farm sued Mr. Hood in September to keep him from reopening a criminal case or continuing grand jury hearings over charges that the company fraudulently handled policyholders' claims after Katrina.

And unless the House and Senate find a way to reform our state's Certificate of Need laws, a government bureaucrat has the power to keep us from reopening our hospital.

Although some companies have relaxed identification rules to expedite the process, limited electricity and access to cash, along with collapsed buildings, have kept most offices from reopening.

The Americans were to be kept sweet by the reopening of Incirlik air base – in Turkish Kurdistan – and the world would forget that Islamist fighters have received free passage across the Turkish-Syrian border.

"Yonkers has the development; why don't they open their roads to the traffic?" said Carol Gardner, one of five homeowners in Greenburgh who filed suit seeking to keep the developer from reopening her town's portion of Sprain Road, an abandoned road that runs from the Yonkers development to Greenburgh.