Sentence examples for choosing to close from inspiring English sources

In choosing to close the Tony Award-winning hit play "War Horse," Lincoln Center Theater and its producing partners decided that the costs of running the show, with its elaborate production and cast of 37, were too big to guarantee profitability.

While the classic cafés are closing because they can't compete with the rents paid by McDonald's – cash that comes largely from teenagers sheltering from the rain – McDonald's is maddeningly choosing to close to that whole generation, leaving them without this concrete third place, a place that isn't deep online, to do their living.

Some Republican controlled statehouses have reduced the number of polling places, frequently choosing to close those in more heavily Democratic districts.

When the Brown v Board of Education case rendered "separate but equal" to be unconstitutional, white people disobeyed the law for years, some school districts choosing to close schools rather than integrate them.

If we successfully squeeze the most out of everything ― the food we eat, the amount of sleep we get, the way we strategize, plan and follow through, to choosing to close the laptop and climb into a pillow fort with a grinning 2nd grader ― how would it evolve tomorrow's working mom?

To all these activities the govt. chose to close its eyes, thought it is technically illegal.

Yet the company chose to close it of its own accord.

When he chose to close his ears, the EU should have been fiercer.

The district attorney has chosen to close the case, but Grisanti's opponents won't.

He chose to close his business and turn his energy toward acting and entertainment.

He said the doctors were afraid to meddle, in case his eyelids chose to close instead.