Sentence examples for constantly closing from inspiring English sources

Money lines are constantly closing or morphing, leaving the world's intelligence agencies themselves struggling to detect trails that too often disappear in the thickets of financial globalization and obfuscation.

I remember constantly closing my eyes and wondering when it would all be over.

I may be constantly closing doors, but almost always never without opening a window. .

One reviewer called the film a "gloomy and penetrating psychological drama" that portrays the claustrophobia of a protagonist who lives in an environment in which "the walls are constantly closing in around her".

Constantly closed or open doors permit no variation.

Britain's Craig Cowley, the international body's president, has fought to get greater recognition for deaf sport in this country but says: "Doors seem constantly closed to us and we are very concerned for the future".

But they are not without their complaints: constant building is eliminating any open space; roads are constantly closed to make way for construction; heating bills are high; there are few shops outside the mall, which is several blocks from the residences.

Other potentially nefarious activities include constantly closed curtains or having black-out windows.

They had no idea that machines and mechanisms are orphans and that you need to keep them constantly close to your heart.

The Galapagos volcanic archipelago might be distantly located 900 km west of the coasts of Ecuador, but the Summit was constantly ?close by? in the news and social media.

Carried in a sling, a sash, a calabash or a cradle, the baby is constantly close to the mother’s body.