Sentence examples for closed writing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "closed writing" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear in meaning
It could be used in contexts discussing writing that is finalized or not open to further edits or changes. Example: "After several revisions, the manuscript is now in a state of closed writing, ready for publication."
Forgive me for going all Proustian, but I believe my mother bred a sensualist in me as I grew up in Townsville with the curtains closed, writing elementary computer code in the nursery.
Suzy Hall, co-ordinator of the campaign group Unfairpak, said that the matter was not closed, writing in a web posting: "The liquidation committee, of which I form a part, will be meeting with the liquidators in order to decide what further steps shall now be taken following up on their investigation into Farepak's demise.
Although he could only calculate parabolic orbits, he suggested that the orbits were actually eccentric and closed, writing: For so their Number will be determinate and, perhaps, not so very great.
"The frontier of endless mobility that we've known our entire lives is closing," wrote Bill McKibben, an environmentalist, in the Washington Post.
"She squirmed closer," writes Steinbeck, "and pulled his head close.
"His smile and his dagger were very close," wrote his official court historian, Cabrera de Córdoba.
"The disaster is close," wrote Die Welt a couple of weeks ago.
"I will remain loyal to this analogue art form until the last lab closes," writes Spielberg.
Before the closing, write down all the questions you intend to ask, so you won't forget them.
(Alexis de Toqueville, who saw this phenomenon up close, wrote that "democratic institutions most successfully develop sentiments of envy in the human heart").
