Sentence examples for closure years from inspiring English sources

In an article about the now closed nuclear weapons production facility Rocky Flats Plant, Brian Park of The Rocky Mountain Collegian joked that after its closure, "years of clean up ensued and now the area is a wildlife refuge; no word yet if Blinky has been spotted".

Not every district got back to me, and many reported that they don't keep track of the closures year-over-year.

Some discoveries are personal, allowing families closure after years of mourning loved ones who appeared to have vanished.

For Khoem Sarom and others like him, a reality television show offers a chance to find some sort of closure after years of uncertainty.

The New York City Department of Education had announced the closure three years earlier, citing persistent violence and a graduation rate of around fifty per cent.

When the least popular of the three, 6 Music, was threatened with closure five years ago, it prompted an unprecedented listener backlash and U-turn by the BBC.

The dispute is particularly awkward because the exhibition was supposed to bring closure to years of bruising conflicts with Italy over antiquities said to be looted.

Up until its closure five years ago, there had been gigs at Band On The Wall for so long that Joy Division and the Buzzcocks appeared there in their prime.

It was a perfectly Pink Floydish way to end Pink Floyd: ostensibly an act of reconciliation and closure after years of rancour, it still revealed a great deal about the icy British reserve that shrouded the band's career.

Divided into three sections ("off the peg", "boots" and "custom"), the huge store was the centre of Nudie business from its opening in 1963 to its closure 31 years later.

But its closure 14 years ago became emblematic of the general economic gloom settling over the area as a whole.