Sentence examples for which has reopened from inspiring English sources

That one had left Dulles International Airport, in Virginia, which has reopened.

MATTHEW TROPEANO, who was at La Grenouille, is the chef at La Silhouette in Clinton, which has reopened after two weeks of renovation.

The United Nations, which has reopened its investigation into Hammarskjöld's death, has criticised South Africa for its lack of cooperation in finding the file.

Those include Fidelity Low-Priced Stock, Buffalo Small Cap, T. Rowe Price New Horizons and Wasatch Core Growth, which has reopened only to existing shareholders.

The In Amenas gas plant, which has reopened, is reported to generate $4bn£2.6bnbn) worth of gas a year, with BP taking a quarter of the proceeds.

"Alfred Hitchcock's 'The 39 Steps,'" which has reopened Off Broadway at New World Stages after a Broadway run of more than two years, belongs to an airier breed of comedy.

The dead were flown back Thursday evening after a ceremony at the airport, which had reopened several hours earlier.

And the show was booked for the Beacon Theater in Manhattan, which had reopened in 2009 after a $16 million restoration.

That sighting was enough for the F.B.I., which had reopened the case in 2000, to determine that the best chance for a conviction was on kidnapping charges.

The revamped Broadcasting House may be notoriously late and over-budget, but some of the sections which have reopened are almost as poky as before, and decorated in basic primary colours.

Someone had told us that the Grand Véfour in the Palais Royal, which had reopened after the war under the famed Raymond Oliver, was the best restaurant in town, so almost every day Barbara and I went there for lunch or dinner or occasionally both.