Sentence examples for reopen for a from inspiring English sources

The American markets will reopen for a shortened session today.

The museum will reopen for a May 19 gala and then to the public on Sept. 16.

The markets will be closed on Thursday for Thanksgiving Day, and will reopen for a shortened session on Friday.

The show was performed in a workshop in mid-March, and will reopen for a full run this fall.

The stock market will be open for a half-day session today, will be closed tomorrow for Christmas and then reopen for a half-day session Friday.

Voting went relatively smoothly in a nation of 170 million people despite deadly attacks by Islamist extremists, allegations of political violence, and technical glitches that forced polling stations to reopen for a second day in some areas.

The shutdown prompted the Bush administration to secure a court order requiring the docks to reopen for an 80-day cooling-off period.

"But Susan Rice and Sandy Berger felt strongly it should remain closed and so it did not get reopened for a long while".

After 90 minutes, the fluid was drained and the incision reopened for a final check before the patient was stitched up.

In 1962-63, the Polo Grounds, shuttered for four seasons after the loss of its Giants, reopened for a new team, the Mets.

The new rule is outlined in an environmental statement that the Wildlife Service has reopened for a 60-day period of public comment, ending Oct. 20.