Sentence examples for a close which from inspiring English sources

After four minutes, the performance draws to a close, which Abby punctuates by striking an old service bell with her foot.

The combination of extreme noise and extreme pace meant it was more or less impossible to recognise most of the songs until they were coming to a close, which rather precluded singing along.

And, after dragging on for nearly two years, the inter-governmental conference to revise the earlier Maastricht treaty was finally brought to a close, which means that formal negotiations to open the European Union to eastern members should begin at the end of this year.Yet the two and a half days of wearisome bargaining produced more of a mouse than a mountain.

2009 is coming to a close, which means it's time to reflect on the events that shaped the last twelve months.

But anti-Semitism also grew as the century drew to a close, which preyed on Haber's mind despite his decision to convert to Christianity.

UPS' order Thursday for 14 firm and 14 option Boeing 747-8Fs ranses an interesting question: as the era of four engine commercial jetliners draws to a close, which of the two last survivors will die first?

Gagne said "I can be myself" as a closer, which means being aggressive on every pitch.

"He's primarily a closer, which may help him at a mile and a half," Schulhofer said.

But in the middle of his junior year, his coaches asked him to consider moonlighting as a closer, which he had done in high school.

John Smoltz will be the most intriguing pitcher available because he could attract interest as a starter, which he used to be and could be again, or as a closer, which he became this season.

"And Bloomingdale's is close, which is a big plus".