Sentence examples for reopen the line from inspiring English sources

Al O'Leary, the chief spokesman for New York City Transit, said that initial plans to reopen the line in a few weeks were being reconsidered.

But it took longer to reopen the line that runs between Exchange Place in Jersey City and the World Trade Center — which includes stops in Newark, Harrison and Grove Street in Jersey City.

"We are working to clear the track as quickly as possible and reopen the line; however, passengers are advised to check before they travel and allow extra time for their journeys".

In its attempt to reopen the line in time for summer, the authority said it had, among other tasks, removed more than 3,000 tons of debris, excavated 3,500 linear feet for signal installation, and constructed a steel sea wall along Broad Channel that was buried 33 feet below the surface and extended above ground two feet higher than Hurricane Sandy's storm surge had reached.

Enthusiasts who started to reopen the line from 1955 put the engine into storage.

Campaigners had been hoping to reopen the line and improve transport links between Manchester and Sheffield.

With the election of the Liberal Government in 2015, Prime Minister Trudeau has vowed to reopen the lines of science communication and "unmuzzle" federal scientists.

In 2017, the government called for proposals to reopen the lines that were closed by the Beeching cuts of the 1960s, as part of a rail strategy announced by the transport secretary, Chris Grayling, although no funding was promised.

Its report was expected to be published in 2012, before any business cases to reopen the lines could be developed.

The Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Steam Railway has reopened the line all the way from its base at Toddington to the old Cheltenham Racecourse station which last greeted racegoers in 1976.

Network Rail has just reopened the line to Hastings after several weeks of closure due to landslips.