Sentence examples for has fully reopened from inspiring English sources

(The nearby W French Quarter, with 98 rooms, has fully reopened).

The Hammersmith Flyover has fully reopened to all traffic following five months of repairs.

Suspension bridges in the metropolitan region continued to shed ice yesterday, causing lane closings and major traffic jams in the morning rush, but by midafternoon they had fully reopened and congestion eased.

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.

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.

Officials told them to keep their gas tanks topped off, and to take at least two weeks' worth of food, water, medicine and other essentials with them, because stores and other services in the city have not fully reopened.

Penn has fully embraced his.

It has managed to rehouse or return 4,400 pupils to their original schools, with three high schools nearly fully reopened.

Check Your Bucket flooded and never fully reopened.

(It was not fully reopened until 1985, when Spain wanted to join the EU).

The tunnel fully reopened five months later.