Sentence examples for closure point from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully, when Chase comes to the meeting, they'll be telling us when the opening date is," she said, "because we're approaching the two-year closure point".

Those protesting the closure point out that in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise philosophy at Middlesex was ranked a very impressive 14th out of all philosophy submissions, the highest of all post-1992 universities and, apparently, the highest ranking of any of Middlesex's departments.

I'm at ease with that having happened and not making it to London, but I just got to the point where I felt like I needed a closure point".

Roughly 20,000 vehicles a day pass through the quarter-mile long closure point, Kriske said.

DEANNE: I think people need to have some closure point, I think that is psychologically important, and that it would be better put to bed if there's scientific fact based on that closure point rather than a government saying "This is your closure point because we are the government of the day".

In the end, the gods themselves insist on what we might call "closure," pointing out that even a man who loses a brother or a son "grieves, weeps, and then his tears are done".

Telefonica Digital had put millions of investment into backing startups, incubating more, and launching other efforts like this integration with Pinterest, and the closure points to challenges for the carrier.

The recent closures and threatened closures point to an ominous new trend.

Fifa's disciplinary code punishes racism by a warning for a first offence and then more serious sanctions such as stadium closures, points deductions or even expulsion from competitions for further offences.

As the north Wales area agent from 1987, Les fought against the closure of Point of Ayr in 1992, its privatisation in 1994 and its eventual demise in 1996.

These analyses (and all those reported below) were conducted on the data aligned to the onset closure alignment point (Fig. 1 a).