Sentence examples for has fully opened from inspiring English sources

SINCE the shows for next spring's clothes start in two weeks, the window for surveying the new fall fashion seems to be closing before it has fully opened.

In Britain, one of the countries that has fully opened its doors, most Poles find jobs in business administration".The way it works is like this," says Ewa, a graphic designer.

Since then the service has fully opened up and added support for content from YouTube and links shared via Twitter.

White tea is the least processed of all the teas and is produced from the buds of the Camellia sinensis shrub, picked before they have fully opened.

As the hotel had fully opened just a few months earlier, I put it down to them still finding their feet – and allowing guests to check out a lot later than the cleaners want them to.

Indeed, the new reservoir of good, cheap labour is a boon for many employers in Britain, Ireland and Sweden, the only old EU countries that have fully opened their doors to workers from the new members.

All these beat sedans for utility because they have fully opening tailgates that let them swallow big objects more easily, just like SUVs, and because the added height of the back end of the cockpit essentially doubles cargo capacity.

Lavaboom has fully open sourced its code, and is hosting it on Github where outsiders can dive in to check its claims.

London Bridge has FULLY re-opened to traffic.

STARK-B has been fully opened since September 2008 and is in free access.

Critics say that in beatifying John Paul, the Vatican is trying to close the history books before they have been fully opened.