Sentence examples for close imposing from inspiring English sources

Annapurna III is too everything — tall, close, imposing, beautiful — to be true.

The essayist Thomas de Quincy (1785 1859) wrote: Each separate monster period is a vast arch, which, not receiving its keystone, not being locked into self-supporting cohesion until you nearly reach its close, imposes of necessity upon the unhappy reader all the onus of its ponderous weight through the main process of its construction.

The problem is closed imposing the condition of vanishing gravitational potential at infinity.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Trucks carrying NATO supplies began flowing again Sunday through an important border crossing into Afghanistan, ending an 11-day closing imposed by Pakistan to protest an American helicopter strike that accidentally killed Pakistani soldiers.

The attack, not far from the capital, Islamabad, took place on a supply line that has been stalled because of a temporary border closing imposed by the Pakistani authorities to protest a NATO helicopter attack that killed three Pakistani soldiers last week.

The requirement that K be bounded closed imposed in Theorem CH is stronger than the requirement that ({x_{n}}) be bounded imposed in Theorem 3.5.

Politicians have threatened newspapers with stricter regulation before, but they have never come so close to imposing it.

The state has been repeatedly hit with power emergencies over the summer and winter, and came close to imposing blackouts last week.

In the teeth of furious opposition from operators, the European Commission is close to imposing wholesale and retail price-caps on roaming calls.

In 1995, America came close to imposing punitive tariffs on Japanese luxury cars in retaliation against the exclusive ties between Japanese car makers and showrooms.

From Johan Cruyff to Robin van Persie, the Dutch have come close to imposing pure technique and a free mind on the field.