Sentence examples for reopened to a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lloyd's late set on Friday night at the Blue Note, reopened to a full house after three dark nights, was long -- two full hours -- and unusually tepid.

At 6 a.m. on Aug. 4, it reopened to a near-record number of visitors, but 12 hours later it was evacuated again.

Wal-Mart security officials and the police cleared the store, swept up the shattered glass and locked the doors until 1 p.m., when it reopened to a steady stream of calmer shoppers who passed through the missing doors and battered door jambs, apparently unaware that anything had happened.

The Southbank has just reopened to a flurry of cheers; the Antony Gormley exhibition Blind Light looks set to become the most successful in the Hayward's history; the area around the site is buzzing; and the recent semi-staged version of Sweeney Todd almost sold out and will be brought back to tour.

Brussels Airport reopened to a thin stream of passengers on Sunday, 12 days after suicide bombers destroyed its departure hall and killed 16 people.

The Central Coast herring fisheries were closed in 2006, then reopened to a 10percentt catch rate in 2013 after some stocks grew back.

The well would not have to be reopened to try a bullhead kill, the technician said.

It reopened to visitors a couple of months after the massacre but shut in 1974 following four suicides in six years.

A street has reopened to traffic in a Black Country town after a building fire.

Last December, La Scala reopened to acclaim after a $78 million makeover.

Cornwall's multi-agency Silver Control centre has reopened to co-ordinate a county-wide response to weather incidents.