Sentence examples for a year to shutter from inspiring English sources
It also served to jump start efforts within the U.S. government that are often hamstrung by bureaucracy and internal politics; one year to shutter the detention facility was a tall order from the start, but it helped U.S. policymakers needing the weight of the Oval Office to move things along.
Town officials have been working with residents for years to shutter the hotel.
Brooklyn residents are braced for chaotic commutes and a potential reversal of the booming real estate market that has characterized many of its neighborhoods in recent years if a proposal to shutter one of its main links to Manhattan for repairs goes ahead.
Until that happens, the state will be required to keep empty prisons staffed for as long as a year before shuttering them.
The museum, which reopened in January after almost a year of being shuttered — it now operates under the auspices of the Museum of the City of New York — has instituted three series of children's programs to welcome small visitors.
The news comes over a year after Yahoo shuttered its travel shopping engine Farechase, which it originally acquired back in July 2004 and re-launched two years later.
Hawaii, mired in red ink, shortened its 180-day school year to 163 days in 2009, shuttering schools on many Fridays.
The price of newsprint has plummeted in recent years, forcing paper companies to shutter mills and take losses.
#8: Mission Chinese Returns After almost a year off the grid (shuttered due to building-code issues), the Danny Bowien crown jewel has reopened at 171 East Broadway (by Canal Street).
Though he fought off school closings in his early years, George was later forced to shutter dozens of schools — mostly on the city's South and West sides.
