Sentence examples for closed ones from inspiring English sources

Soon after taking over, Osgood noticed a revealing difference between so-called open camps, which had public roads and at least a modicum of town government, and closed ones, where miners lived on company property behind a fence that the boss could shut.

The interviews were unusual; judges rarely agree to discuss cases, even closed ones, like these, outside court.

Sometimes lost in the crossfire was the point that the experience of a small, open economy may not readily transfer to larger, more closed ones.

General aspects of the Balanchine style — dancing off balance, opposing stretched-open positions with tightly closed ones, arriving with the beat rather than following it — have become steadily clearer in recent years.

In the nomination stage, the pop vote is even blurrier, because you also have differences between early states and late states, caucus states and primary states, open primaries and closed ones.

While it's true that open economies grow faster than closed ones, Floyd Norris writes, it's also turning out that when crisis comes a-knocking, a closed economy might be in better shape to weather the storm.

Michigan has closed one.

A gate had closed, one thought.

He just cracked then quickly closed one eye.

I closed one nostril and took a hard whiff.

The survey was closed one month after the final reminder.