Sentence examples similar to a close barring from inspiring English sources
The election brings to a close -- barring parliamentary elections to be held next year -- a process that began in November 2001, after the Taliban government was ousted.
The presidential election is now a close contest, but barring an Electoral College tie, someone is going to win, someone is going to lose, and both sides will have to make sense of it all.
In a close election, and, barring some big mistakes by Trump, this is a close election, any significant drop-off could be fatal to Clinton chances.
Many cities already close bars on Election Day.
If 1991 was a closing time bar-room brawl, 1992 was the 1am dust-up in the car park.
Electoral officials also barred a close ally of Ahmadinejad, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei.
Out came a dozen iPhones to capture a matey hug and a beeline for the closest bar space to continue an amicable reunion of sorts.
Each of them faced lesser penalties for violating khalwat — an Islamic regulation barring close-proximity contact between unmarried couples.
The groups took turns playing frenetic chords and explosive rhythms; when they came together, the music offered a density worthy of the closing bars of a Led Zeppelin epic.
A LEISURELY dinner hour is drawing to a close at the J Bar L ranch in southwest Montana, and a party of guests is still abuzz with the excitement of the day.
There is a close connection between the bar principle and the neighborhood functions mentioned in the section on continuity axioms.
