Sentence examples for closing all over from inspiring English sources

Last April, when Stritch gave a farewell concert and relocated to Michigan, where she grew up, it was like Tavern on the Green closing all over again.

Snooker halls, struggling with increased rents, are closing all over the country.

Average racing enthusiasts are now in their 50s and getting older, and smaller racetracks have been closing all over America.

And with libraries closing all over the country, we might start to wonder how much time remains to our culture.

At 11am, against a background of pubs closing all over England (the CAMRA estimate is now 40 a week) – closing as implacably as the lights the Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey saw going out all over Europe in 1914 – the Old Red Lion was back in business in the Northamptonshire village of Litchborough.

What is clear is that, although a cleanup of 42nd Street may have left the impression that sex shops were closing all over, so far, the city's sex industry has outwitted city officials by thriving under a zoning law designed to thwart it -- particularly the so-called 60-40 provision.

The government had been considering several options: whether to close all the plants over time or to maintain enough reactors to provide a smaller but still substantial percentage of the country's electricity needs.

A single error or a single act of malice can push an entire investigation off course and once it reaches court and receives the blessing of a verdict, from a jury or from a coroner, doors slam closed all over the system, and it becomes enormously difficult to reopen them.

If the discontented allies of Mr Karzai manage to infiltrate the political and security structures more than before and consolidate their military-political power, schools will be closed all over the country; this influence will even reach the gates of Kabul.

Sham surgery was performed on the right knee as follows: a parapatellar incision was made; the patella was laterally dislocated; and then the joint capsule and skin incision were closed, all over the same period of time as was required for the OGC procedure (Fig. 1).

A greater threat to the murals may be the continuing tug of war over closing all or part of San Quentin.