Sentence examples for closed centre from inspiring English sources

The Big Four were not together for long in London last year as Nadal was upset in the second round under a closed Centre Court roof by Lukas Rosol, an unseeded, big-swinging Czech.

On this rainy Thursday under a closed Centre Court roof, she generated the biggest thunderclap of the tournament by saving two match points and winning, 6-3, 4-6, 8-6, againsthird-seededed Li Na, the Chinese star who just won the French Open and has long liked grass better than clay.

"Because most of these foreigners come to Calais to get to Great Britain, I want our British friends from now on to treat those who want to demand asylum over there in a closed centre in Great Britain, and equally to send back those whose demands are refused," Sarkozy said during a visit to Calais last week.

Riske broke the Sharapova serve in the opening game of the match, which was played under the closed Centre Court roof because of rain.

For progressive diseases such as AD, the use of LOCF analysis is inclined to underestimate cognitive decline; however, due to the relatively high patient attrition rate, exasperated by the closure of one centre, it was considered appropriate to retain the patients from this closed centre via LOCF analysis for the week 24 analysis.

Some said they had closed centres to make savings as they could "no longer afford the convenience that walk-in centres offer".

(Try not to dwell too much on the symbolism of Parliament closing Centre Block for a decade of renovations at the end of 2018).

The proposals have been met with predictions that closing centres, with the associated redundancies, will mean the loss of valuable local knowledge, increasing the risk to lives.

Day centres have closed; advice centres too.

Having said that, austerity is real, unemployment is real, [there are] the strapped services – the local authority has lost £225m in five years – and the consequences of youth centres closing, day centres closing".

The pair close Centre Court today as the second week at Wimbledon gets off with a bang.