Sentence examples for which when completed from inspiring English sources

Construction of the pipeline, which when completed will link Vyborg, Russia, and Greifswald, Germany, finally began in 2010.

The first stage was a grid-shading exercise which, when completed, revealed a scannable QR code to direct people to the next part.

But they clearly show that she wants to make original things, which, when completed, also seem the perfect and natural concept.

The new Nauvoo Temple was built on the same site as the original temple, which when completed in 1846 was the church's second temple.

Beginning in 2007, two major projects have been undertaken, which, when completed, will have replaced approximately 96 percent of the original concrete roadway deck".

And jutting out from the end of the pier, facing westward, are 17 of the Elbphilharmonie's eventual 26 stories, which, when completed, will stand 360 feet high.

At least a half-dozen other communities, including Asbury Park, Long Branch, Jersey City and Lower Manhattan, have expressed interest in the memorial, which, when complete, will include the names of everyone lost in last year's terrorist attacks.

She touched down at Washington Dulles Airport, on the final leg of her last mission, which, when complete, will see her installed as a museum exhibit at the Air and Space Museum in Virginia.

Although individual buildings in New York and other cities have been built to exacting environmental standards in recent years, such "green" goals have never been applied to anything as large as the trade center site, which when complete will contain about as much commercial space as the city of Indianapolis.

Planning and construction is also under way for an extended 144km Grampians peaks trail, which when complete will be a 13-day, 12-night experience connecting some of the park's most famous peaks, from the massive sandstone outcrops around Mount Zero in the north to Mount Abrupt overlooking Dunkeld and the volcanic plains in the south.

This aggressive line of control, which when complete will extend 700km, is the prime physical reminder of the life of a divisive leader whose affiliations and policies shifted dramatically but who could claim to have influenced the shape of Israel more than anyone except David Ben-Gurion.