Examples of using It reopened in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In 2014, it reopened.
It reopened again in 1992.
But after renovations, it reopened.
It reopened in September 2007.
Immediately after the war it reopened.
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It reopened closer to the colony.
Once Was shut down, it reopened as Closed.
It reopened to the public in 2005.
My superiors have been monitoring the Buy More since it reopened.
In 1962 it reopened as a museum.
A second onemust have come through the anomaly when it reopened.
It reopened at its present location in April 2012.
It's been under renovation recently but it reopened in October 2018.
One year later it reopened as a Technical University.
Following September 11th, 2001,the statue was closed to visitors until it reopened in August 2004.
It reopened in 2001 as a luxury shopping and restaurant complex.
After closure caused by fire, it reopened in April 1864 and acquired a roof in 1882.
It reopened to the public for the first time on 10 July 2010.
Hotel Biron underwent a three year and16 million euro renovation, it reopened in November 2015.
It reopened exactly 40 years after its destruction on February 13, 1985.
The Aalborg Museum of Modern Art- was recently restored,bringing a new look to the architectural gem when it reopened in 2016.
It reopened precisely forty years after its destruction on February thirteen, 1985.
The partly built nave was demolished andthe remaining eastern part of the church closed until it reopened as a cathedral under the secular clergy.
It reopened only in 1947, after postwar rehabilitation and reconstruction.
At the beginning of the seventies we managed to get permission to reopen the mosque, but with heavy security,since some people from the Jewish neighborhoods refused to have it reopened and threatened to hurt us.
It reopened in 1957 and resumed operating under the same pattern and purpose as it had in the past.
Management of the theatre after it reopened in 1813 fell to Samuel Arnold, overseen by an amateur board of directors and a subcommittee focusing on the theatre as a centre for national culture.
It reopened in 1998 with limited staff, but U.S. Agency for International Development and Peace Corps missions previously operating there did not return.