Sentence examples for reopen offering from inspiring English sources

In December, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum will reopen, offering its vision of a 21st-century design museum.

A further 900 had been put up for sale and may never attract a new owner or could reopen offering a limited service instead, such as an outreach van with no access to financial services.

Elegant French hotels like Le Royal have reopened, offering visitors a flavour of the Indochina of Andre Malraux and Marguerite Duras.

The restaurant, which was damaged, has just reopened, offering caviar by the spoonful ($4 to $7) or the kilo, elegant seafood and, soon, another floor for private parties.

But the Slipper Room did finally reopen last fall, offering burlesque and comedy shows in a larger, three-story building.

With great fanfare, Madison Square Park reopened yesterday, offering a quiet and elegant refuge in Manhattan's bustling Midtown.

Over the weekend some bookmakers suspended betting on Greece leaving the euro, but William Hill has now reopened its books offering odds of 1/8 on Greece being the first to exit, while Spain is 5/1.

Built by a wine co-operative, it closed in the 80s as the region's grenache grapes went out of fashion but the building was reopened in 2010, offering tours of its cavernous interior: there's a wine shop andan excellent contemporary restaurant.

Devastated by German troops during World War II and its safety compromised again by the earthquake of 2012, the theater has recently reopened its doors, offering a variety of musical performances throughout the year.

After sex worker activists stoked a huge war on Twitter, WePay backtracked, offering to reopen Alexander's campaign.

On 28 September, Edvard Beneš composed a note to the Polish administration offering to reopen the debate surrounding the territorial demarcation in Těšínsko in the interest of mutual relations, but he delayed in sending it in hopes of good news from London and Paris, which came only in a limited form.