Sentence examples for closed door into from inspiring English sources

A couple of weeks ago, we pulled off a surprise birthday party for her, and she walked through a closed door into a party room crammed full of close friends and family who love her.

We were spat out into the Gerlache just afternoon and it felt like someone charging through a closed door into a room full of people in silent meditation.

The key to Thursday's unanimous decision of five judges: Pistorius, well trained in weapons, must have known that someone would die when he fired four high-powered bullets through a closed door into a small toilet cubicle in his bathroom.

It was an implosion that spilled out from behind closed doors into public view in a way rarely seen in Washington.

"Politically correct education has masterfully escorted homosexuality out from behind closed doors, into the community openly and now is aggressively demanding marriage rights that are not theirs to take," Court told the newspaper.

I have always secretly hoped that economic summit meetings erupted behind closed doors into "Big Spender" and that Margaret Thatcher crooned "Begin the Beguine" as she told the cabinet her plans for the Falklands.

While the ideal might first appear to be to find long-term housing solutions, perhaps people aren't always ready to disappear permanently behind closed doors, into unsupported, often socially cut-off living.

The new company, headed by X alumni John Krafcik, is charged with turning the self-driving car technology that Google has been developing behind closed doors into a viable business for the future.

In an interview last month with the West Australian, Court said: "Politically correct education has masterfully escorted homosexuality out from behind closed doors, into the community openly and now is aggressively demanding marriage rights that are not theirs to take.

CHICAGO — Meeting behind closed doors into the evening, leaders on both sides of this city's teacher strike voiced optimism on Thursday that a deal could soon be reached, bringing an end to a walkout that has halted classes for 350,000 students in the nation's third-largest school system.

In a series of videos from Chemistry World magazine, a former member of the selection committee for the chemistry prize, Bengt Norden of Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, takes viewers "[b]ehind closed doors" into the selection process.