Sentence examples for a close said from inspiring English sources

"The Erdogan era is drawing to a close," said Ozer Sencar, an Ankara-based pollster.

"The era of conspicuous consumption, at least for the foreseeable future, has come to a close," said Paco Underhill, the author of "Why We Buy".

"It seems extraordinary that six years after the Potters Bar crash this government has failed to bring its investigation to a close," said Theresa Villiers, the shadow Transport Secretary.

"The honeymoon period that we are experiencing around crowdfunding is beginning to come to a close," said Wil Schroter, co-founder and chief executive of Fundable, a company that is applying crowdfunding to the venture capital process.

"Whilst I reached a settlement last year with both the BBC and ITV, I would like to now draw this unfortunate episode, forced into my life, to a close," said McAlpine.

"He has the ability to bring people together, but he's also a leader who knows how to bring discussion to a close," said Bruce Blakeman, the former Republican legislative leader who selected Mr. Rabinowitz for the 1999 financial panel.

Then Tony brought the conversation to a close saying he had to finish building a fence up in the wood.

David Cameron has brought the Conservative party conference to a close, saying he wants Britain to become "a land of opportunity".

"That's the life of a closer," said Gordon, a former closer who still thinks like one.

"It was an encouraging close," said Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst for Standard & Poor's.

"We have never been closer to a Grexit, and we are close," said a senior official.