Sentence examples for reopened only in from inspiring English sources

The universities are being reopened only in stages.

The villa was never uncovered, and its 18th-century tunnels of approach were reopened only in 1987.

Unlike the John Brown house across the street, redone decades ago, the Nightingale-Brown House reopened only in 1993, and it still looks "a bit anesthetized by restoration," as the interior designer Mark Hampton observed.

The university had reopened only in May after being closed in June 1988, when it was a center of a pro-democracy uprising that filled the streets with hundreds of thousands of people until it was violently surpressed by the army.

Sites S2 was thought to be less polluted than site S1 because the Cerovo open pit mine was reopened only in May 2012 [54].

(Döring 2006) Heidelberg: The Palatinate was one of the most devastated and depopulated regions during the Thirty Years War, and its university reopened only in 1652.

The Saddam International Airport in Baghdad reopened only two months ago after being shuttered for 10 years by the United Nations embargo on Iraq.

The law lords, from whom the supreme court judges took over in 2009, reopened only one of their decided cases.

After a year of replacement buses, the line was reopened, only to be closed again in 2006 for an upgrade to metro standard.

In 2003, the section of the Kolsås Line in Bærum closed due to budget disagreements between the two counties; after a year of unpopular replacement buses, the line was reopened, only to be closed again in 2006 for upgrade to metro standard.

When it reopened, only one of four runways was in use.