Sentence examples for reopen on time from inspiring English sources

The main rail line between Exeter and Taunton, closed for three weeks to repair a tunnel, is to reopen on time despite the "horrendous weather".

The superintendent, C. J. Huff, vowed that the schools would reopen on time in August, despite damage to half of the district's buildings, and 87 days after the storm, they did.

Mr. Nazar desperately wants the school to reopen on time but needs outside help.

Monday is a national holiday in Cyprus, but banks are supposed to reopen on Tuesday for the first time in more than a week.

Late in the European day on Monday, Cypriot officials said that while most of the country's banks would reopen on Tuesday for the first time in more than a week, the two biggest ones — which are most subject to the terms of the bailout deal — would not remain closed until Thursday.

In a statement on Saturday, he said that he hoped schools and universities could reopen on Monday but warned that other changes "may take time".

The state Supreme Court refused to upset the verdict, because at that time the trial judge had the final power to reopen on the ground of additional evidence.

If the banks reopen on Thursday, as planned, Cyprus's shellshocked citizens will have access to their insured deposits for the first time in more than a week.

The last time snow caused an extended shutdown, in January 1996, the government was closed for three days, then tried to reopen on a Thursday.

It will reopen on Thursday.

They will reopen on Tuesday.