Sentence examples for begin to close a from inspiring English sources

Some senators, including Democrats, have balked at an unrelated provision that would begin to close a tax loophole enjoyed by some of the richest Americans.

The increase would begin to close a gap in which revenues from fares declined 29percentt while costs have risen 67percentt.

Attorney General Janet Reno was apprised of the details and did not object to the final agreement, which officials said today was drafted in the hope that it would begin to close a painful chapter in law-enforcement history.

In a letter to the state's Financial Control Board, Mr. Bloomberg's budget director, Mark Page, laid out how the city would begin to close a yawning fiscal hole that was produced by large increases in costs out of the city's control, like Medicaid and pension payments.

Somewhere in my freshman year of college, my mind, thankfully, began to close a little and the world started to open up.

He tapped a small touch screen once and the curtains began to close, a seventy-two-inch high-definition screen descended, and so did a ceiling-mounted Sony Qualia projector.

That trend has begun to close a longstanding gender gap in suicide, in which men were far more likely than women to take their own lives.

Just as the doors began to close, a very serious-looking 30-something-year-old girl in a red skirt suit jumped on board and sat in the middle section of the carriage.

Even so, the agreement begins to close an unwelcome chapter for the Democrats in a primary that has been largely drama free at a time the GOP is struggling to manage the bitter tensions that have emerged among its candidates, and the threat that Donald Trump could undermine the party altogether by running as an independent.

The fingers begin to close, leaving a permanently clenched fist, despite the ritual of clawing night braces to the hands.

City policymakers can begin to close this gap by using a novel three-step approach.