Sentence examples for will be fully restored from inspiring English sources

It's still unclear when the train line will be fully restored.

After the wide-scale renovations, officials said, the bridge will be fully restored to a state of good repair.

The PATH's Hoboken Terminal, which serves about 29,000 people every weekday, remains closed, and officials have not given an estimate of when service will be fully restored.

Con Ed declines to estimate when power will be fully restored, but it has devoted 850 workers to the area, many of whom will be laying down about 20 miles of cable as part of the temporary system.

But the levy, which Republicans called the "death tax" to press their political case, will be fully restored in 2011, more than two years after Mr. Bush leaves office if he is re-elected.

It's unclear at this time when access to Gmail via third-party apps will be fully restored, or if it ever will be.

And we hope that he'll be fully restored to his health.

Now, as few as six cars are running on a system that will not be fully restored until spring 2008.

But analysts and investors say the Russian economy will not be fully restored to health until there are ample opportunities for smaller companies as well, and that day may still be some time away.

Unlike the destruction of 9/11, it is difficult to say at the time of this writing whether or not this region will ever be fully restored.

Hampden was full, the willingness was evident, and the rivalry will one day be fully restored.