Sentence examples for closings from from inspiring English sources

(But again, these are closings from three months earlier).

A clear line separates successful closings from those that flounder.Places that act quickly do best.

But they said opposition to plant closings from French and German unions and political leaders meant it was unlikely that a merger-type deal was in the works.

Afterward, the players would divide the bank's check, which ranged in the six closings from $148,000 to $211,500, prosecutors said.

Nor that the Madison Avenue BID, which tracks store openings (but not closings) from 57th to 86th Streets, announced in July that "Madison Avenue Welcomes Twenty New Stores in the First Half of 2012".

In Chicago, one study of school closings from 2001 to 2006 found that 40 percent of the students simply re-enrolled in schools that were academically weak, and only 6 percent of displaced students moved to high-performing schools.

CLOSING: 'RETREAT FROM MOSCOW' -- William Nicholson's play "The Retreat From Moscow," directed by Daniel Sullivan and starring Eileen Atkins, John Lithgow and Ben Chaplin in the story of a disintegrating marriage, will close after its performance at 3 p.m. on Feb. 29 at the Booth Theater.

Heading to the wire, Nyquist extended his lead over runner-up Majesto, while a late-closing Fellowship closed from last to finish third.

What is most striking is how well she and the party are doing not only in the south of France, where immigration and radical Islam are traditional issues, but here in the post-industrial north, where the issues are more economic: unemployment, factory closings, competition from inside the enlarged European Union, from Poland and Slovakia, and from outside, particularly China.

But at OTB parlors in Harlem and Midtown Manhattan, reaction to the potential closings ranged from disbelief to relief.

And while closings slipped from the year before, the number of sales contracts has bounced back in the past two months.