Sentence examples for certainly closed from inspiring English sources

Schools almost certainly closed.

The "Al Aqsa intifada" may be nasty, painful and costly the Tel Aviv stock index has shed $10 billion in share values in two weeks but it has certainly closed Jewish ranks.Yet, just as Arabs would do well to note that their outpouring of hostility may not really serve practical Palestinian interests, Israelis would be wise to take pause.

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.

They won't disclose the size of the financing to me, but they certainly closed on the investors they said they would.

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.

The practice had certainly closed by 1945, when the offices were sold to Lancaster Corporation and the records of the firm were destroyed.

That may be a slight exaggeration, but the gap is certainly closing.

I'd certainly close Outlook before unplugging the thumbdrive, and plug it into the other PC before opening Outlook.

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

You can debate as to whether the so-called output gap in the US and here has been closed but it is certainly closing.

The political net was certainly closing on Blair, but the real cause of his sudden self-limiting ordinance was something else.