Sentence examples for close apparently from inspiring English sources

The crumbling at the close, apparently echoing the crash of the Berlin Wall, showing in short order that nothing repugnant need be immutable, was a moment of amazement as well as rejoicing.

At least three subway stations were closed, apparently to prevent any further gatherings.

The Mets' search for a closer apparently won't conclude with Keith Foulke, the free agent from Oakland.

JERUSALEM — The mainstream newspaper Maariv is on the verge of closing, apparently having lost a fierce 64-year contest against the populist Hebrew tabloid Yediot Aharonot.

Having long-term care insurance — agents, sharpen your pencils — made parents less likely to move closer, apparently because "it shows potentially less need for family care," Dr. Engelman hypothesized.

But this month, a company interested in the license, Frontline Wireless, announced that it had closed, apparently because it was unable to obtain financing for the license, which has a reserve price of $1.3 billion.

These contradictory impulses were underscored this month when the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan announced that a crucial American military base that supplies forces in nearby Afghanistan would be closed — apparently at Moscow's urging.

The author asks, at one point: "Was it not during the roll-out of the famous "Renault 2009 contract"—which aims to double the carmaker's profitability in four years that the wave of suicides hit Technocentre?"Case closed, apparently, at least going by readers' comments attached the web version of the article.

NEA, who I hear is shooting for these kinds of BFDs, is in, but I have no idea who else though the round is close to closing apparently.

Though Flipboard had promised earlier that those who signed into Google Reader in their Flipboards would be able to continue to enjoy their subscriptions after Reader's closing, apparently, that's not the case.

Not too long after that, the legal library was closed, apparently for the same reason.