Sentence examples for definitively closed from inspiring English sources

Spain's era definitively closed against Italy, their opponents the day it opened.

In 2013, when Lance Armstrong answered "yes" to five questions and nailed the US Postal coffin definitively closed.

The plant definitively closed today after a commercial court announced last September its liquidation, resulting in the loss of 283 jobs.

He could indeed have done all of those things, but like pretty much every other member of the all male hierarchy in the church, the pope's mind appears to be "definitively" closed on this issue.

Francis also told reporters that while Pope John Paul II had definitively closed the door to female priests, he sought a "theology of women" and a greater role for them in Catholic life, news reports said.

A synod at Jabneh (c. 100 ce) seems to have ruled on the matter, but it took a generation or two before their decisions came to be unanimously accepted and the Ketuvim regarded as being definitively closed.

Afterwards, Cavendish weaved slightly but without definitively closing the door on the German.

"I don't know if my Spain career will definitively close but this might be the last time.

The bill would also prevent a similar data trawl of internet communication records, which was stopped in 2011, and definitively close a so-called "backdoor" that potentially enables the NSA to intercept the internet communications of Americans swept up in a program protected by Section 702 of the of the Fisa Amendments Act.

In his first visit to Calais since he was elected in 2012, the French president promised to "completely and definitively" close the Calais migrant camp by the end of the year but warned that Brexit did not mean that the UK could "waive its obligations" and must "play its part" in resolving the crisis.

Mr. Menem said the pardons were "to definitively close a sad and black period of national history" and charged that many of those criticizing his actions were in favor of "everything that was done in that era," when he himself was a political prisoner of the armed forces.