Sentence examples for close off the space from inspiring English sources
She badly needs to appear both competent and concrete if she is to reverse her slide and close off the space for the political gymnastics of the daring Mr Sarkozy.
In large open structures, like barns and warehouses, close off the space above the rafters where pigeons roost and nest with industrial bird netting.
To save time, draw a vertical line above the end of the corridor when it's safe to do so, closing off the space above and reducing the area the balls can be in.
These units have a frosted glass door that can be left open or used to close off the second bedroom space into a home office or a guest bedroom.
If Steven Gerrard starts on the left, his forays infield serve only to close off that space – as does Wayne Rooney's habit of dropping deep in search of the ball.
That's because over the years the university has effectively closed off the open space between the buildings with fences and gates, obscured it behind a cheap retail strip mall on La Guardia Place and allowed what should be accessible parkland to languish while arguing that building the towers with fresh landscaping around them would create an improvement.
Each bed had partitions for closing off the physical space around the patients, which were consistently used by the learners in order to protect the privacy of patients during various procedures.
If you got a perfect start, closing off the last two spaces of your bottom corridor will cause all balls entering the trap to remain there, and your screen will now look like the next picture.
Fouke says his findings could improve models used by oil and gas geologists that predict underground spaces for drilling, because microbe-induced mineral growth may close off these spaces.
In contrast, many European rail systems have closed off those spaces since the Madrid bombings in March.
