Sentence examples for closed means from inspiring English sources

Each day a gallery is closed means potential sales lost.

"I don't believe that going 'rah rah' England with your eyes closed means you're a great England supporter.

The announcement, made after the stock market closed, means Mr. Questrom will step down a year before his contract expires.

"Every day that Liberty Island is closed means we are losing visitors who would otherwise be spending at our local businesses – not to mention the employees who maintain the park and have been forced out of work," he said.

Each day a plant is closed means upwards of $500,000 in lost revenue.

"Closed means closed," he's been told by refuge managers, which translates into no access for researchers.

Every hour that the resorts stayed closed meant dozens of cancellations for the weekend.

She said that houses with the shutters closed meant that no one lived there now and the people who used to live there had died.

richardwj: Pub closing means this guy is being heckled something rotten.

Apparently the show has to close and return, but I don't know what "close" means.

Asked by a player what "fairly close" meant, Spurrier replied, "Well, it's between close and regular".