Examples of 'fully reopened' in a sentence
Meaning of "fully reopened"
fully reopened: 'Fully reopened' is a term used to describe a situation where a place, business, or activity has resumed operations without any restrictions or limitations. This term is often used in the context of reopening after a closure, renovation, or temporary shutdown due to external factors
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The line was not fully reopened until June.
After all repairs are completed, the bridge will be fully reopened.
The store fully reopened Friday morning.
The Glenn Highway, the only highway leading north from Anchorage, fully reopened Wednesday morning.
The hotel is supposed to be fully reopened as Azimut Moscow Smolenskaya Hotel.
After decades of dereliction and much restoration work, it was fully reopened in 1990.
All lanes fully reopened at about 7am, nearly six hours after the incident.
The Embassy of Senegal has fully reopened in Bissau.
The hospital fully reopened on 5 March, after all employees had tested negative.
The two governments hope to have the line fully reopened by 2020.
I 80 to be fully reopened shortly.
This measure was undertaken to allow the bridge to be fully reopened by June 2018.
The mall fully reopened in 1989 but began declining again soon afterward.
The island is scheduled to be fully reopened to tourists on October 26.
The refit is expected to be completed and the studio fully reopened sometime in 2012.
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Later reopened around the time of death
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