Sentence examples for closures from from inspiring English sources

Dock and wharf closures from the late 1960s prompted a second, privately driven development boom.

Still, because of weather, the road is only open just eight or nine months out of the year, not counting closures from frequent mudslides and heavy snowfall.

A cluster of hospital protesters went to Downing Street and the Commons last week, with petitions about closures from Barnstaple, Dewsbury, Chorley, Huddersfield, Grantham and St Helier.

Strong winds have caused traffic problems and road closures from Cumbria to Wales and the West Country, with the winds reaching gale force in some parts of the UK's western seaboard.

The royal family is expected to pay for the wedding parties and the bulk of the costs, but the government will have to pay for policing and road closures from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace along a route that will cover 2.25 kilometers, or 1.4 miles.

Fares have been reduced to $12 for adults and $7 for children ages 4 to 11. "Although we had our share of flood damage and road closures from Hurricane Irene, all the main roads are now open and certainly will be fully operational for the leaf-peeping season in Ulster County," said Richard J. Remsnyder, Ulster County tourism director.

There are many families who have not had closure from the years of martial law.

Second, to lift the closure from the Palestinian people and its legitimate elected leadership.

"Closure from their mental anguish comes when the survivors know that the murderer has been executed".

Their closure from 2013, costing £1bn in redundancy payments, would be unremarked, and unremarkable.

Narsaq's tiny airport, previously threatened with closure from lack of traffic, could be expanded.