Sentence examples for actually closing down from inspiring English sources

Antique shops and galleries, if not actually closing down, are increasingly being left empty by their owners.

At the same time, as reported by BBC Radio Five Live last month, bookmakers are actually closing down the accounts of clients who win big and often.

In comparison, Starbucks is actually closing down many stores across the country.

The Israeli Voice of Peace radio station actually closed down soon after Oslo.

"Japan Railway actually closed down the stations and sent out all commuters into the cold night," he said.

Abassi's fury at the dismissive treatment given to poorer states is what actually closes down the WTO, but his story is an afterthought.

"Rick Perry is the only candidate who would actually close down a cabinet department," one longtime admirer told me, when I asked whether a President Perry would disappoint the Tea Party.

Isn't it time he assumed responsibility?" You could quibble with some facts: the GM plant Ryan mentioned actually closed down before Obama took office, though Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has pointed out that the president said he would save it.

It is quite unnecessary to actually close down our options as severely as we are with this amendment when we don't know yet [what will happen in the Brexit talks], when it is perfectly possible that there is a mutually beneficial, European and British, need to keep the negotiations going for a time longer to get them settled.

(Unfortunately, to muddy the waters, Google didn't actually close down Google Wallet following the news of Android Pay.

The owner actually closed down the studio for the whole day he was so upset.