Sentence examples for closed its gates from inspiring English sources

That Lapland New Forest has closed its gates before the team had a chance to include it in a third volume is almost - almost - a national tragedy.

/ Now Heaven's closed its gates".

Liberty State Park in Jersey City closed its gates at 8 30 after filling up.

SPRINGDALE, Utah — In the 10 days since Zion National Park closed its gates, the community on its doorstep has become a shutdown ghost town.

A witness told reporters that the hotel closed its gates after a group of four people believed to be plainclothes police entered shortly before 6am.

"This is the first time Fort Dix has closed its gates since World War II," said Carolee Nisbet, a public affairs officer on the base.

He predicts that Canada will continue gradually to lose its production base until "somewhere between 2030 and 2040 we'll be Australia", where the last carmaker with a factory in the country is scheduled to close its gates by 2018.

It would imply that once the first few million immigrants arrived on American shores, fleeing religious bigotry or political violence or ethnic persecution, then the United States should or could close its gates.

Playland booked an outing for some 11,000 corrections officers, but traffic flooded the park early on and the park had to close its gates, causing traffic backups along Playland Parkway and onto Interstate 95.

The Hypocrite is a serious farce set during the English civil war, when the city was the first place to close its gates on Charles I; and there will be a "response play" to a 1970s script by a well-known northern dramatist, which Bean asks me to keep vague "because I haven't written to ask his permission yet".

But now, the refinery is up for sale, and come 2016, Ford will close its gates for the last time.