Sentence examples for closed out of from inspiring English sources

But, no, it turned out closed meant closed, out of business, done.

"He is not closed out of the market.

Would-be shoppers were greeted by notices that the shops had been "closed out of indignation".

Some shops selling alcohol, most of them owned by Christians, have closed out of fear of Shiite threats.

Their first, "Franklin Street," written with Arthur Sheekman and based on Mr. Goodman's autobiography, closed out of town.

(The film was the basis for Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical of the same name, which closed out of town before its scheduled Broadway opening in 1997).

Rick Moonen, the chef and a partner, said he was closing "out of respect".

It is my desperate hope that we close out of town".

Evidently, macrofracture forming results the rock unloading and microfractures closing out of the failure zone.

To be forced to close out of a game in order to browse is quite nasty.

Put another way: don't start navigating somewhere and then immediately close out of the app.