Sentence examples for reopen him from inspiring English sources

DeVecchio came across Scarpa's name in the closed-informant file, just as his ex-colleague had done, and in 1980 he got permission to try to reopen him.

In 1980, DeVecchio had taken the initiative to seek out Scarpa, win back his good graces, and reopen him for the first time in five years.

There is nothing in the record to dispute DeVecchio's claim, echoed by his attorney, that "I didn't operate in a vacuum," and that key decisions concerning Scarpa, including the decision to reopen him during the war, were made with "the full knowledge of any number of people well above me in rank".

A notice of claim he filed Jan . 28as a precursor to bringing a lawsuit against the city demands that the tunnel be reopened to him and says he wants $2.5 million in damages.

Three decades on, a true-crime murder buff (Nicholas Hoult), offers Libby a lot of money to help him reopen the case.

His tweet, in which he joked he'd blow an airport "sky high" if it didn't reopen in time for him to get a flight, saw him in court after police said he had sent a "menacing electronic communication".

They asked him to reopen his bank and cash their cheque.

A timely reprieve from his bankers in the form of workable interest rates, allowed him to reopen a month later.

The lawsuit asks that Montague be reinstated as a student or for Yale to reopen the proceedings against him.

Jeff Blackburn, a lawyer with the Innocence Project of Texas who was helping the Cole family pro-bono, contacted the Lubbock D.A. and asked him to reopen the case.

His instincts, confirmed by a review of the case, persuaded him to reopen it and seek out Koehler, who he was certain was still at large.