Sentence examples for which will reopen from inspiring English sources

Florence Knight is head chef of Polpetto, which will reopen in November at 11 Berwick Street, Soho.

One of Hull's shiniest jewels is its Ferens art gallery which will reopen in January after a £4.5m refurbishment.

ALEXANDRA RAIJ, an owner of Txikito in Chelsea, is now chef and sole owner of El Quinto Pino, which will reopen after renovations.

The library, which will reopen in early summer after an extensive renovation, is filled with quirky surprises, like 20,000 fashion sketches from 1912 to 1950.

Mr. Abramovitch said that Movieline, which will reopen in the spring, would have less "cutting and mean-spirited gossip" like that and more enthusiasm for movies.

Cafe Sal Feur, Via Puez 6, (39-0471) 794-276, willh will reopen in December, is a relaxing spot for cappuccino or hot chocolate and pastries.

That work will last through Sept. 12, after which lanes will reopen to traffic, he added.

It is not pure fantasy to argue that the constitutional process, which will soon reopen, might give Sunnis the incentives to reduce violence by promising them their fair share of state resources.

The property, which will be reopened in three years, is being developed into a luxury boutique hotel.

She has led a £22m makeover of the pillared building, which the Queen will reopen later this month.

They have released plans for the new building, which they say will reopen in time for the 2013 season.