Sentence examples for closure made from inspiring English sources

The closure, made of cork or plastic, is held in place with a wire netting.

Some people, including local teachers, thought the shutdown, which was limited to the area near Mondawmin mall in west Baltimore, escalated demonstrations because the weekday afternoon closure made it more difficult for young people to get home from school.

Most of us understand his desire for closure, made more pressing by his mother's age and frailty, though many would not share his ability to be so gracious in that situation.

The council denied the closure made traffic worse.

Locals, meanwhile, complained about the smell of urine that wafted over the staircase and speculated that the rail's years-long closure made it a more alluring target for crime.

Whether it is through writing a book, penning a righteous letter of closure made out to a dearly departed ex to burn on the barbecue grill, or dropping a prayer in a makeshift backyard mailbox for God to answer, revealing your fears unmasks its brittle bones.

Two front pockets come in handy during cooking, and its wrap-around closure makes it a cinch to remove when you finally glide into the dining room.

But despite the build up, the tonal closure makes the story one of an ill fate preordained, the final line let down that "one crowded hour would lead to my wreck and ruin".

This raises three important questions: did it deserve to be closed; will the closure make young people less likely to come to harm; and how can we minimise future deaths and yet encourage the nighttime clubbing economy?

Note that school closure makes profile (ii) and profile (v) have almost the same effect on the attack rate whether there is use of drug or not in the second wave.

The coastal enclave is under closure, making it difficult for civilians in Gaza to flee.