Sentence examples for most reopened from inspiring English sources

Most reopened soon, but not Prince Edward.

And although most reopened quickly, two had major damage and were shut for several months.

Public schools in most towns reopened this week.

The government suspended work and classes on Tuesday but most offices reopened on Wednesday.

In Thailand, where most schools reopened on January 4, UNICEF is supplying children from the affected coastal provinces with cooking utensils, school materials, textbooks, uniforms, playground and sports equipment, and is also supporting the construction of temporary schools.

By getting the city's budget under control, Reed then had some money to invest in more police officers and, what he wanted most, to reopen the 16 recreation centers and swimming pools in the city's most disadvantaged neighborhoods, which had been shuttered for lack of money.

But Representative Eric Cantor, the No. 2 Republican, and others like Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the Budget Committee chairman, warned that the most specific proposal to be made public so far — and the one that has done the most to reopen the possibility of a bipartisan accord — relied far too much for them on higher revenues to cut projected deficits.

In Baghdad most stores have reopened, but many if not most of those stores close well before 5 p.m. for fear of being robbed by the increasingly brazen thieves who now roam the city.

Most of them reopened last week for the first time since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

Most of Mesa Verde reopened on Aug. 14, but Wetherill Mesa remained closed until Memorial Day weekend.

The Barclays reopened most of their businesses and continue to do their bit for the community.