Sentence examples for were reopened with from inspiring English sources

For example, for the first time in over 20 years, the theaters were reopened, with women appearing on the stage.

By June of 1956, the first galleries were reopened with the bulk of the treasures, nearly all of which had fallen into Russian hands & been restored, back on the walls.

And other collaborations that have happened before — Ms. Hirsch with the Shaking Ray Levis, and DJ/Rupture with Andy Moor, the guitarist from the Dutch punk band the Ex — were reopened with go-for-broke results.

February 24 , 1768Ratchaburi, Thailand July 21 , 1824Bangkok, Thailand Rama II, (born Feb. 24, 1768, Rat Buri died July 21 , 1824 Bangkok) the second ruler (1809 24) of the present Chakkri dynasty, under whose rule relations were reopened with the West and Siam began a forward policy on the Malay peninsula.

The wounds were reopened with an abruptness that caught more of us off-guard than it probably should have.

The case has been reopened with new DNA evidence tying someone else to the attack.

Now the case has been reopened with hearings that have riveted Fort Collins and the Colorado legal community.

Today the debate over how to stimulate female sexual desire is set to be reopened with the discovery of a drug described as "Viagra for women".

They are hoping for a trial and favorable ruling that would allow negotiations to be reopened with Avis or prompt a higher offer from Hertz.

He returned to France the following June when he learned that the Dreyfus case was to be reopened with a possible reversal of the original verdict.

Opened in 1938, it was shuttered in 1974 and then, three years ago, it was reopened with an Art Deco aesthetic and a nightly jazz lineup.