Sentence examples for closing itself from inspiring English sources

"Since 2000, people saw the Tunisian regime closing itself into a semidictatorship, but we did not react," he said.

France "cannot pursue its destiny by turning in on itself, closing itself off, rejecting the other", he said.

Lever House has been closing itself once a year since 1953, when it was the brand-new headquarters of Lever Brothers.

At a time in the 20th century when Germany seemed to be closing itself off to the world, Bonhoeffer pushed himself to expand his worldview.

Mr. Demorand argued for a new vision of France's future, based on growth and competition instead of nostalgia for a nonexistent past, "stoking the myth of a France that can only survive by closing itself into its history, by dwelling on its past, by restoring its borders.

The country starts to act in opposition to globalization, closing itself associated with an internal strengthening.

The considered faults are the Field Emission Electric Propulsion (FEEP) thrusters faults occurring when a thruster blocks itself or closes itself during operating.

"New York has closed itself off to the young and the struggling," she told an interviewer.

With collapse, they wrote, the star closes itself off from any communication with an outside observer.

But literature, like the economy, withers when it closes itself off from the world.

The State Department also maintains that overt pressure might drive Algeria to close itself off even more.