Sentence examples for while reopening from inspiring English sources

When the Bush administration targeted marijuana dispensary landlords during his first term in office, Duncan said, some shop owners just "closed the blinds and turned off the lights and laid low for a while," reopening again after the feds backed off.

While reopening the hotel was important, our first response was to our fellow employees and guests.

Speaking later, Mr. Iger said talks were conducted personally between Mr. Lucas and himself, and began about a year and a half ago in Orlando, Fla., where the two spent time while reopening a "Star Wars" attraction at Disney World.

While reopening the local plant in nearby Sherrill is a long shot, he hopes to strengthen Oneida so that it can be sold or taken public again within five years.

While reopening the constitution is the honourable way to change the Senate, the prime minister's approach may be the only way to overcome the impasse over the upper house, concludes Donald Savoie, a constitutional scholar.

Not only is it vowing another attack, it has prompted the US to keep its Yemen embassy closed while reopening all the others – implicitly highlighting the weakness of the US policy of launching drone strikes first and asking questions later.

Soon after, the club closed down for a while, before reopening with a focus on neo-soul and R&B – not really an environment that suited our UV dog collars and 45-minute hair routine.

That sometimes meant closing them for a while and then reopening them when we had a sufficient number of moderators to handle the volume.

WASHINGTON -- At the Republican debate on foreign policy Saturday night, the party's candidates for president delivered a series of strong rebukes to the leadership of President Obama and offered a rare glimpse into their international outlooks, while also reopening the national debate on the suitability of torture.

A slow rebuild While the official reopening date was 24 October, schools will likely reopen progressively over the next few weeks.

Uprooting the school is especially tone-deaf, as B.M.C.C. suffered through cramped conditions while awaiting the reopening of Fiterman Hall, which was damaged in the 9/11 attacks.