Sentence examples for when we reopen from inspiring English sources

Like Trilby, they can seem incredibly dated and, when we reopen them, their former spell is inexplicable.

Amy Milford said seven words — "When we reopen, unbelievably, on Dec. 2"— and then let the sentence trail off.

When our eyeballs roll back in their sockets during a blink, they don't always return to the same spot when we reopen our eyes.

"We had to keep it that way for obvious reasons, but now people have seen the projected images and when we reopen the fund we're hoping to raise significantly more.

"I'm telling people that when we reopen, I will honestly be able to say, 'It is totally safe.' It may not be aesthetic but it is going to be safe for visitors and the animal".

Kate Claughan, The Book Case's owner, thanks "the great man" Patterson for the donation, while The New Bookshop tweeted that the £5,000 will mean it "can make our kids' book section very special again when we reopen later this year".

When we reopened a month later, our box office went down to 5percentt.

When we reopened in January 1977, it was with a Richard Long exhibition and a show by Dutch conceptualist Stanley Brouwn - pretty uncompromising.

"Even when we reopened last Thursday, there were a lot of people with tickets who couldn't get there because of all the transit issues," said Nicholas Baume, director and chief curator of the nonprofit Public Art Fund, which that presented the project.

And when we reopened them, if we were going to reopen them more than three points from the prior last sale, we'd have to get permission from the CEO of the stock exchange.

14, 1994, when we reopened campus after the earthquake.