Sentence examples for became closed from inspiring English sources
The story of her life, she says, is: 'I started off open, I became closed, I became more closed, more closed and more closed, and then I started to open up a little bit a few years ago; I got more open and more open and more open.
I became closed off, angry, self-deprecating, tired, irritable, empty.
As the rest of Iraq became closed off to foreigners, I savored these sessions amid the chaos of waiters and dishes.
There are "dead classics" or "dead traditions"—performing arts with rigid repertoires such as the repertory of Gregorian chant, which became closed by the time of the Renaissance.
In response to persecution and segregation policies, the Zoroastrians community became closed, introverted, and static.
The loose-tongued man became closed-lip.
The plant's "once-through" cooling system was obsolete by the late 1970s, when the state of the art became "closed-cycle" cooling -- more akin to a car's radiator -- which consumes less than 10 percent as much water and kills fewer organisms.
Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Haire became close friends.
They became close friends.
Somehow, they became close friends.
