Sentence examples for closing times from inspiring English sources
noun
Plural of closing time
"But Paris and London barely have closing times at all".
Doors will open at 9 a.m., closing times vary.
Many societies employ "blue laws" — laws that mandate closing times, usually on Sundays.
Because of the long lines, voting continued into the night beyond the scheduled poll closing times.
IF YOU GO Dinner: Tuesday to Saturday, starting at 5 30 p.m.; closing times vary.
Whether the relaxation in licensing laws and closing times will help is anyone's guess.
Outside these zones, dancing was illegal and closing times were 1 a.m.
Opening times Every day except 24 and 25 December; gates open at 10am, closing times vary.
The site's home page displays several attractive objects for sale with closing times fast approaching.
The Spanish, romantics and late diners, ought to be reminded about opening and closing times.
The Act sweeps away fixed closing times, making it easier for drinking dens to stay open later.
