Sentence examples for carefully closing from inspiring English sources

An instant later, she slipped out into the hall, carefully closing the door behind her.

All of this adds up to tremendous possibilities for the player, a believable world in which I found myself peeping through keyholes before entering rooms, then carefully closing doors behind me once I crept inside.

He claimed to have slipped into the women's homes and smothered them in their beds with a pillow before making off with their money and jewelry, carefully closing doors or windows behind him.

Wilson, carefully closing the door to Clarke's office, opened the trunk, revealing two perfectly preserved miniature brass cannons, along with a heavy, stonelike lump that, on careful inspection, turned out to be a solid mass of silver coins, fused together by long immersion in seawater.

He said: "Labour had a plan for steadily saving £0.5bn by carefully closing 25% of quangos over the next few years.

As season six draws to an end with next week's episode, we see Mad Men show runner Matthew Weiner carefully closing the circle on what the early 60s cultural earthquake hath birthed: a complex and consistent series of after-shocks that cannot be quaintly summarized under civil rights, queer theory, or identity politics.

He even slowly, carefully closed the door behind him.

The incision is carefully closed and covered by a dressing as is normal during surgery.

In the zeal for energy conservation, leaks have been carefully closed, creating a perilous situation that is often overlooked.

Mostly Wendy kept herself carefully closed off from Marina, behind a preoccupied, worldly surface, always hurrying somewhere, flashing her car keys about like an insignia.

5) When the sealant and paper are in the correct position carefully close the door, trapping the paper between the seal and the metal body of the appliance.