Sentence examples for fully reopen from inspiring English sources
"They will not fully reopen," says an Egyptian official.
But to fully reopen the park would cost far more, he said.
The museum is expected to fully reopen in late 2009 or early 2010.
Still, they said they hoped to fully reopen on Valentine's Day, and start serving brunch this weekend.
Burns told BBC Radio Scotland it was far from clear when the schools would all fully reopen.
The Capitol will fully reopen to the public on Friday for the first time since Sept. 11.
Check Your Bucket flooded and never fully reopened.
(It was not fully reopened until 1985, when Spain wanted to join the EU).
(The nearby W French Quarter, with 98 rooms, has fully reopened).
After a 2008 fire, the hotel fully reopened last summer with a modern makeover that retains its Goldilocks-inspired kitsch.
The hall is expected to be fully reopened — with new, less harmful lighting in all the displays — by the fall of 2012.
