Sentence examples for closing with something from inspiring English sources

Like a lot of people, I met the news of Hostess Brands closing with something between melancholic shock and shoulder-shrugging resignation.

I opened with items found on runs, but I'm closing with something more important than stuff: the goodwill of Samaritans who drop everything to help each other and dogs.

Then it is up to Mr. Kerry to see that it closes with something more.

Later they closed with something from Mr. Brecker's book, a hard-bop shuffle called "Dirty Dogs".

As on the album, the show opened with a faithful appropriation of "Twice," by Little Dragon, and closed with something like a live remix of "Thank You," by Dido.

But she closed with something more unusual: a version of "Weak," the R&B hit from 1993 by the vocal group SWV.

It seemed almost a shame, then, that the whole eclectic shebang had to close with something as conventional as Sunday night's gala concert.

I'll close with something like: Just so you remember, as I know you'll meet a million people today, I'm the world record holder in the tango.

After several other stirring, politically focussed songs — "Revolution," "Backlash Blues" — she closed with something so new that she had not had time to learn it, a poem by David Nelson, who was then part of a group called the Last Poets and is now among the revered begetters of rap.

In other words, open with some kind of honest appreciation, and close with something positive.

As Trump prepares to meet with some Republican lawmakers in Washington on Monday, Clinton closed with something of a challenge to the GOP as its leaders come to grips with the possibility that he will indeed lead the party ticket this fall.