What is "reopened"

Usage examples of "reopened".

Makako has reported that they've reopened their mines, but ore must be hard to find.

First corner to any of these reopened clams has possession: mark it with your own colours.

He winced because the fall had reopened the knife wound in his shoulder and he hurt.

The vision was so vivid, so disturbing, that she and her husband raced back to the city that very night to have the grave reopened at dawn.

WHILE ELLIOT DROVE, HE TOLD TINA WHAT HAD happened at his house: the two thugs, their interest in the possibility of Danny's grave being reopened, their admission that they worked for some government agency, the hypodermic syringes.

But on the other hand, she was working through Stryker to have her son's grave reopened, which seemed to indicate that she knew something.

On a leaf which had naturally caught two flies, and therefore had already closed and reopened either once or more probably twice, I put a fresh fly: in 7 hrs.

It was then transferred to a fresh leaf, which next morning (6th) was strongly inflected, and reopened on the 10th.

In four instances, leaves after catching insects never reopened, but began to wither, remaining closed--in one case for fifteen days over a fly.

A case, indeed, has already been given of a torpid leaf that had lately reopened after catching an insect, of which one lobe alone moved when irritated.

Certainly that thought had crossed her mind as she’d run across the Laurentian campus, searching for Ponter, rushing to get him down to the bottom of the Creighton Mine before the reopened portal to his reality slammed shut again.

The portal between the universes has reopened at SNO, and Ponter and another Neanderthal have come over to our side.

The dwarves would have to deal extensively with Nesme, the closest settlement to Mithril Hall, once the mines were reopened, and a smart leader would patch the bad feelings there and then.

The fall had reopened the wound in Drizzt's shoulder, and the magical bolts had torn his side and a leg.

The wound had reopened, and badly, and this time the nimble-fingered drow could not possibly close it.