Sentence examples for close the slate from inspiring English sources

"Why am I publishing exit poll numbers before the polls close?" the Slate writer, Jack Shafer, asked on Friday, in one of several pieces he has posted on the subject.

The Pink Pony, which adjoined Max Fish, has closed, and Motor City is slated to close; the Pink Pony will not soon become Motor City.

While Dyett was once slated to close, the Chicago School Board is now set to weigh plans to reconstitute the school, although this process has been rife with delays.

The votes garnered by each candidate were not announced, so it was unclear how close the outsider slate had come.

When the amusement park closed, the carousel was sold and slated to be broken up until local antiques expert Orva Heissenbuttel persuaded the Maryland-National Capurchaserk and Plannitg Commitsitn to purchase it.

And they add that it was the last to work the tracks when the line closed to slate in 1946.

The acquisition is slated to close in the first quarter of 2014, pending the approval of U.S. and Canadian regulators.

The average age of the plants that are closing or slated to close is 56 years; the average age of the remaining coal-fired fleet is about 40.

We assumed that meant that there would be a bit of a wait before we got the chance to get up close and personal with the slate, but maybe we were wrong.

He had closed a slate deal with a major Chinese group that would cover a further twenty per cent of STX's production costs, and nearly finalized another deal, with one of the country's largest companies, to be its partner in a television-streaming venture.

The famous small taco stand is slated to close at the end of the month, reports L.A. Times.