Sentence examples for closed shows from inspiring English sources

A lineup of dresses from 1967, the year before his couture house was closed, shows rigorously sculpted shapes: a green cape that enfolds body and limbs; or a dress, as if drawn with a compass, for the society beauty Gloria Guinness.

But in what may be an economic measure as much as an environmental one, most of the props and costumes from recently closed shows like "Gypsy," "Hairspray," "Liza's at the Palace...," "Slava's Snowshow," "Monty Python's Spamalot," "Irving Berlin's White Christmas" and "The New Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein" went into storage for reuse later.

Many materials for the show, which Ms. Werle estimated had a design budget of about $400,000, were salvaged from the street, purchased at flea markets, borrowed from friends or reclaimed from closed shows (including red fabric from "The Producers" and fake fur from "Beauty and the Beast").

The Tony Awards have gone back and forth over the years on whether they should allow closed shows to perform or whether shows that were not nominated in either the Best Musical or Best Revival of a Musical categories should be allowed full performances.

The record of the eBay auction, now closed, showed that the winning bid was for £67.50.

Still young, Semi-Glace (100-plus cases were made) is still fairly closed, showing a slightly figgy, peachy, apricotlike bouquet.

In the fasteners' neighborhood the gap is closed (shown by blue color).

The rush of candidates in the hours before the polls closed showed the feverish deal-making that was required.

We show that is closed by showing that is complete.

Yet as her recent role in Stephen Daldry's Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close shows, Davis has evolved beyond a type.

Willie Nelson closed the show.