Sentence examples for we could reopen from inspiring English sources

Those buildings are expected to reopen in 2016, when the aquarium will unveil an ambitious new exhibition called "Ocean Wonders: Sharks!" "The options were staying closed until we could reopen the entire aquarium or doing a partial reopening," said Jon Forrest Dohlin, the aquarium's director.

"When we first walked into the restaurant after the flood – honestly, we didn't know if we could reopen or not.

"If we could reopen the Wigwam, I'd lead the charge," said Joe Nadaline, a longtime Anderson boys' basketball assistant who just completed his first season as the head coach with a first-round loss in the state tournament.

As the pylons are above the entrance and exit routes to the stadium, our safety group, who control the stadium's safety certificate, said that they would need a structural survey before we could reopen the ground and the lights would have to be tested to see if there was any further damage.

His testimony could reopen the case.

The American authorities said Al Hawza could reopen in 60 days.

If Dempsey is unavailable for the World Cup, it could reopen a door for DaMarcus Beasley.

Michael Berardino, the executive chef, was not sure when the six-week old restaurant could reopen.

Charles Robertson, of Renaissance Capital, warned that Greek elections could reopen the eurozone's currency crisis.

Bridges had been put over the canals nearby, so roads could reopen.

Banks have reopened, shoppers crowd markets and schools could reopen as early as Monday.