Sentence examples for years of closure from inspiring English sources

The legendary, long-running African club relocated to a warehouse by the riverside here in 2012 after years of closure.

Toxteth St James in Liverpool reopened in 2009 after 33 years of closure to cater for a charismatic evangelical congregation.

"After forty-one years of closure and civil war, we are like the phoenix," the current museum director, Anne-Marie Afeiche, told me.

Two days before – having seen five years of closure, controversy and sackings – the Picasso museum will reopen after a £40m renovation.

But critics who have been calling for a new model for theatre in the regions should watch closely from September, when what was the Derby Playhouse emerges from almost two years of closure.

In 2006 it reopened London Fields lido after 18 years of closure.

The city's powerless trade unions, gutted by the years of closures, have even spoken, quietly, of the merits of a Yes vote on Sunday although they might have been influenced by the big Greek media groups who have been giving spectacular coverage to the Yes possibility.

Managing director of LU Mike Brown said he wanted to apologise to "passengers, communities and businesses who have suffered years of closures".

But Dr. Newman realizes that years of threatened closure have done damage.

Medellín's highway also serves as the main national road, so heavy cargo transportation in western Colombia will be affected by years of partial closure.

Germany, however, was under Nazi rule within just three years of the closure of the 1929 Barcelona Expo.