Sentence examples for only reopened from inspiring English sources
The £18m ride was only reopened in March.
It only reopened to the world in 1986—long after Thailand was a vastly popular destination.
Its absence isn't surprising, given that it only reopened in October after a two-year renovation.
We closed the house...for the bad months, and only reopened it last week.
The Market only reopened in Budapest in the mid-90's, not even 10 years ago.
It closed to be adapted for long-term use after the Games and only reopened in April 2014.
The first of the Olympics Games lanes has come into operation on Monday – on the M4, which has only just reopened following repairs.
Discussing their fears only reopens the wounds and can often be embarrassing, they said.
But confrontational language will only reopen old wounds and risk further divisions.
The authorities must not only reopen the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, but also ponder whether to put up sea gates or install inflatable plugs to protect it.
Nick Varney, chief executive of Merlin Entertainments, previously said the park could only reopen once the investigation had concluded but did not provide a time frame.
