Sentence examples for almost always closed from inspiring English sources

Almost always closed out of ritual (and semi-ritual) events.

Their eyes are almost always closed, while yours are almost always open".

Because rehearsals are almost always closed to the press — especially rehearsals with a movie star who has never done theater before — Rudd had graciously agreed to come the night before they began to talk about the play with Greenberg, Mantello and me.

He sits in a chair all day, with his eyes almost always closed.

The one place she was vaguely interested in -- a game room -- was almost always closed during her stay.

Since the border with Egypt is almost always closed and the border with Israel is open only to a select few, most of our start-up founders have never left Gaza before.

"Campaigns almost always close positive," Mr. McKinnon said.

Sinclair's version is rapid, to the point, and almost always close to the original.

Second, the preferences of Obama-to-nonvoters are almost always closer to the preferences of Obama-to-Clinton voters than they are to Obama-to-Trump voters.

But if you look at the so-called generic ballot — a simple question about which party you prefer — it's almost always closer than this.

Often this Shibuya branch of the chain will be fully booked, but Tokyu has hotels at many other locations across the city, almost always close to railway stations.