Sentence examples for almost certainly closed from inspiring English sources

Schools almost certainly closed.

This suggests that the campaign has determined that one of the major avenues to the nomination is almost certainly closed off and that if Mrs. Clinton intends to pursue it, she will have to look elsewhere — most likely to an appeal to the superdelegates to give the nomination to Mrs. Clinton.

Sometimes it's hard to know when to go, as many of the stalls are open at the owner's whim and are almost certainly closed during the siesta on weekdays and all day Sunday.

That announcement almost certainly closes the door on a recall for Terry unless he declares he is available again.

"Every time we go in the Barclays it's crowded, so why are they closing it?" Lino Bottalico, who owns the local hairdresser's Lino Thoma, expanded his business late last year and said he will "almost certainly" close his account with Barclays if the branch shuts.

Booking will open and almost certainly close on Monday for one of the most keenly awaited reunions in showbusiness history: the return of Monty Python's Flying Circus.

That analysis may be overly pessimistic, but the valuation is almost certainly closer to being accurate than is the $11 figure, particularly given that the REIT is currently considering surrendering four of its 51 hotels — in Winston-Salem, N.C.; Tampa, Fla.; Greenville, S.C.; and Suffolk, Va.

"Without accreditation, the college would almost certainly close and about 80,000 students would either lose their educational opportunities or hope to transfer elsewhere," Karnow wrote in his ruling.

"Without accreditation, the college would almost certainly close and about 80,000 students would either lose their educational opportunities or hope to transfer elsewhere; and for many of them the transfer option is not realistic," Karnow said.

The trial will almost certainly be closed to the public, and details that embarrass the Party will be shielded from view.

Legal experts say the trial of Ms. Gu will almost certainly be closed to the public and the foreign news media, although family members and British diplomats are hoping to attend.