Sentence examples for altogether closing from inspiring English sources

All worry that criticism would prompt the Chinese to seal the border altogether, closing what remains an important safety valve for a five-year famine that experts say has caused as many as two million deaths.

Global Payments, which processes online credit-card transactions, traded like it was a different day altogether, closing up 18.9%, or $7.76, to $48.93.

But they have not altogether closed the door: and as several observers have slyly pointed out, four years ago, at the equivalent conference negotiating point in Bali, even the Bush administration caved in when it found itself the last country holding out.

In an altogether closer affair, Grigor Dimitrov, seeded 22, and the 11th seed Milos Raonic packed a lot of great shot-making into two hours and 36 minutes, the Bulgarian winning 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (10) to set up a fourth-round match against the unseeded Spaniard Roberto Bautista, who beat the 27th seed Benoit Paire 6-2, 6-4, 6-4.

Altogether, close to 70percentt of migrants from the 2008 2011 cohort were either out-of-employment or in low-skilled jobs during the 2010 2011 period.

Altogether, close to 600 tombs have been discovered in the area, dozens of which contain the so-called "embracing" couples.

Altogether, close cooperation between testing authorities, sample collection authorities and laboratories is mandatory to ensure a prompt transfer of information and adequate timing of testing and to allow the ABP programme to be efficient.

Then he decided he needed some air, and left the Donmar altogether, accidentally closing the fire door behind him, five minutes before he was due on stage.

While freesheets are unlikely to disappear altogether, in closing the London Paper the Murdochs have underlined their belief that charging for news is the way forward.

And on closer inspection, the auditors look altogether too close to management.

In 2009, it finally laid them off altogether and closed the factory.