Sentence examples for managed to reopen from inspiring English sources

Through a combination of foresight, courage and luck, my wife and her senior managers managed to reopen the university a mere 36 hours after the collapse of the Mubarak regime.

The place managed to reopen a few days ago, and everyone has come back.

But after just four days, the New York Stock and Exchange Board managed to reopen.

Only a handful managed to reopen — in a state that encompasses more than 261,000 square miles.

Sammi Steel, which defaulted last month, managed to reopen part of its operations.Cordiant, once the world's biggest advertising agency, is to demerge.

She says she has failed to qualify for much emergency help -- in one case, she said she was told, because she has not managed to reopen.

It was unclear whether the owner, BAA, planned to take Mr. Cameron up on his offer, but BAA did manage to reopen the second of the airport's two runways on Tuesday.

Earlier this year, Taj did manage to reopen parts of the heritage wing.

In exchange, Germany, which had opposed any talk of a bailout, extracted a deal to reopen the question of how countries in the 27-member European Union manage their public finances.

Gov. Jerry Brown continues to wrangle with the state legislature over how to close a multi-billion-dollar budget gap, but DMV spokesman Steve Haskins said the agency had managed to readjust its staffing to reopen the Glendale and Hayward offices.

A motoring museum hit by floods has managed to clear up and reopen within days.