Sentence examples for was finally reopened from inspiring English sources

After Baghdad fell this week, the mosque was finally reopened, but even as the faithful flooded in, the vengeful gathered in the street to plan their battles against the remaining fedayeen.

In February 2014, when the long-closed school was finally reopened, community members clamored to have her reinstated and the law allowed for a protest by 25% of voters.

(It was eventually reopened).

After years of neglect, the theatre was finally ready to reopen in 1990.

He was finally able to reopen his office yesterday, and, after four weeks, his telephone service has been restored.

Just as the House of Representatives was finally voting to reopen the government and save the nation from reneging on debt and inviting a downgrade, a House stenographer appears to have suffered a breakdown.

Sri Lanka's iconic A9 road closed in 1984, and was finally demined, rebuilt and reopened in 2013, linking Jaffna in the north with Kandy and all parts south.

After the border reopened in March, she was finally able to resume her monthly visits.

After the president was finally seated and headed toward town, we reopened the Drive Inn and worked and talked for about forty-five minutes.

May was finally recuperated by the Communists during the mid-80s, his house reopened alongside a log cabin museum of Indian artifacts and stuffed animals.

After Real Madrid reopened negotiations with Arsenal and Anelka, a deal was finally reached on 1 August 1999 and the player signed for the club, the next day.