Examples of using Opened again in English and their translations into Italian
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But they opened again.
not fall asleep until the coffin is opened again.
The trial is opened again. There's the signal.
The schools are being opened again.
When his eyes opened again, they were calm.
So that the door can be opened again.
And they have not opened again these past two years.
There's the signal. The trial is opened again.
Then the front door opened again, and she came out, too.
Opened again with new ownership, and improved quality of the beers.
His mouth opened, closed, opened again.
At last the door opened again, and the Forty Thieves came out.
The reception at the castle was already closed and only opened again on Monday….
The entrances were opened again and the rescue work began.
change when the outdoor pool has opened again.
Only in 1818, was the tunnel opened again and the corpse examined.
After a few months of hard and painstaking reconstruction works, the"Baglioni" opened again.
I can not imagine that it can be opened again in 2014 to me.
The door opened again and Mrs. Weasley popped her head in.
Once the door is shut, it cannot be opened again from the outside.
When my eyes opened again, I was in hell-in a certain chamber of hell.
The fountain has been opened again to the public on December 18, 2013.
Opened again with new ownership, and improved quality of the beers.(Paolo de Martin).
After long work was opened again, with a modern hall in 2002.
The convent had opened again in 1895 by the same congregation that founded it.
The capsule will be then opened again at Ferrari's 100th anniversary, in 2047.
That never opened again, leaving the world holding its breath.
When the module is opened again, the comments are read in again. .
When the door opened again, voilá, lots of photographs hanging on the line!
The convent was suppressed in 1866, opened again and entirely restored in the subsequent decades.