Sentence examples for fully reopened in from inspiring English sources

AT the Yale University Art Gallery, which fully reopened in December after a painstaking expansion that spanned 14 years and cost $135 million, a sunny new fourth-floor gallery was filled recently with a collection of artworks highly unlikely ever to meet in such proximity again.

Of the stadiums, an iconic trio remains: the wonderfully claustrophobic wooden velodrome now marooned among the reclaimed marshes, the great wave of Zaha Hadid's no-expense-spared aquatics centre, currently undergoing a modification programme that will see it fully reopened in the spring, and the stadium itself.

The border only fully reopened in 1985.

It was fully reopened in 2014, so it is still new and well maintained.

It was partially reopen for the rugby world cup in October 2015, and it fully reopened in the end of 2016 with a capacity of 54,000.

After the closing ceremony, in Fall 2012, the Olympic Park, the main legacy left from staging the Games, was closed to be transformed into the legacy mode, and fully reopened in April 2014 (Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 2015; Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 2016) .

The museum is expected to fully reopen in late 2009 or early 2010.

Alex boss Steve Davis had originally planned to ignore Thursday's emergency loan signing deadline and place his faith in his squad until the transfer window fully reopens in January.

The hall is expected to be fully reopened — with new, less harmful lighting in all the displays — by the fall of 2012.

A seven-mile stretch of the M1 in north London which was affected by a fire in a scrapyard has been fully reopened, the Highways Agency said.

On the roads, a seven-mile stretch of the M1 in north London - which was affected by a fire in a scrapyard last week - has now fully reopened.