Sentence examples for allow him to close from inspiring English sources

But wouldn't it also allow him to close with the classic evasive conclusion, in this case, however, a perfectly accurate summary of the Princeton experiment?

(In New York, Gov. George E. Pataki turned to his rainy day fund to allow him to close an escalating revenue shortfall in an election year without raising taxes or making deep cuts in services).

While playing in Washington will not pit Ewing, who lives in nearby Potomac, Md., during the off-season, against Indiana or Miami in the second round of the playoffs, it would allow him to close out his career in the city of his collegiate glory (Georgetown) alongside a close friend (Jordan).

On Friday, Sirio Maccioni, who owns the world-famous boldface-name restaurant in the Palace Hotel, signed an agreement with the hotel that will allow him to close and move out by Jan . 1 a year before his lease is due to expire.

With the 1958-59 academic year approaching, Governor Faubus convened a special session of the legislature to pass a law allowing him to close public schools facing forced integration.

Hoffman lost his closer's job to John Axford earlier in the season, but in recent weeks, Manager Ken Macha has allowed him to close games with leads of three runs or more in an effort to get him to 600 saves.

Next to the bedroom: his "man" room, which has a billiards table, shelves lined with medical journals and his office with a laptop computer and an messy stack of papers–hidden in a deep closet, which allowing him to close the door and hide the clutter.

His wonder-pizza earned him the 'Best New Idea' award in the UK and allowed him to close deals with two of the "big four" supermarkets.

Jan is disgusted with Michael's antics (which began when Michael changed the meeting location from a hotel meeting room to Chili's without permission) and refusal to talk business, but discovers at the end of the day that there is a method to his madness when the client bonds with Michael, allowing him to close the deal.

Because he had worked on the pilot episode of the series where he introduced a recurring musical theme for scenes related to the villain Azazel —Lennertz was happy to be the one to score the episode featuring the demon's death, allowing him to "close that chapter".

Sheene had come down with a debilitating virus at the Venezuelan round, but a string of podium finishes and a victory at the Swedish Grand Prix combined with Roberts' failure to score any points in the Finnish Grand Prix, allowed him to close the points gap.