Sentence examples similar to closed just now from inspiring English sources

The security guard knew him: he had been in the placement centre, now closed, just across the street, as a child.

Danjou, a spritely blonde who originally trained as a lawyer, "fell into the cassoulet," as she put it, when she ended up taking over her family's auberge (now closed) just outside of Castelnaudary.

United States health officials are just now closing some of these regulatory gaps, documents posted on their Web sites say.

Moyes, whose club are expected to table a new £15m bid for Everton's Leighton Baines and are seeking to buy Barcelona's Thiago Alcantara, said he hoped to conclude a signing before the club go on tour next week but "time is closing in a little bit just now".

The investment was closed this past fall, but the Winklevosses are just now publicly announcing it in the lead-up to the Bitcoin Foundation's 2013 Conference being held in Silicon Valley this weekend.

The local blast furnaces have just closed; teenagers now throw rocks at the empty buildings rather than expecting to work inside.

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Crace takes us far away – and uncomfortably close to where we are just now.

He's ducking and darting and probing and came very close to putting Defoe through just now.

A cosmopolitan temperament sharpens nativisms and traditional forms in the expansive, energetic work of the closest thing Australia can offer just now to a truly national poet.

Boubacar came close to putting Niger in front just now, hitting the outside of the post from the edge of the area after twisting past Jemal.