Sentence examples for may reopen later from inspiring English sources

The exchange may reopen later next week.

Now Carso osmice typically stay open for 10 days or longer, and may reopen later in the year.

Senators with offices in the oldest of their office buildings, the Russell building, will be allowed back in them on Wednesday, and the Dirksen building may reopen later this week.

Federal prosecutors, however, say they seek to provide as much information as possible to tribes about cases they decline, though they are often limited because the cases may be reopened later.

So, for now, the ban is to go into effect in most national parks, although the Interior Department has ordered a review of the policy for several parks, which may reopen them to the vehicles later.

The cathedral has been closed since the earthquake as crews install safety nets and braces so that the building may reopen on Sept. 9. Two days later, President Obama will speak at the cathedral to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

There is talk that it may reopen.

Parties may reopen their offices, but not hold public meetings.

The place has since closed, though it may reopen nearby.

They reopened later in the day.

It eventually reopened later in the day but travellers still compared Finsbury Park to a "war zone".