Sentence examples for close too quickly from inspiring English sources

Commuters confronting the trivially tragic — but tragic nonetheless — instant when the subway doors close too quickly, severing them from the fortunate ones who made it inside.

Nearly 200 of the reports involved inner or outer elevator doors, which tenants have complained close too quickly or too forcefully.

Let's hope that Square's international expansion window won't close too quickly.

If not you may be moving too close too quickly.

But Zamo got too close too quickly, so it bit her leg.

In that moment, if we don't close too quickly, we meet the insurmountable mystery like salmon in the throat of all that water.

"It was a trap that closed too quickly," a government official said.

He usually went with his parents because the door at the Town Hall polling place was too heavy and closed too quickly to navigate on crutches.

But the carefully choreographed moment was marred when the new train's stainless steel doors closed too quickly on Mr. Bloomberg, causing him to stagger.

Admiral Allen said that if the vents were closed too quickly, cold sea water could rush in and form the kind of icy hydrates that doomed a previous attempt to cap the spill.

At its core the "fiscal cliff" represents the macroeconomic reality that budget deficits closing too quickly -- and public debt accumulating too slowly -- will push the U.S. economy back into recession.