Sentence examples for definitively shut from inspiring English sources
Seven years later it closed in Dessau and, after reopening briefly in Berlin, it was definitively shut down when Hitler was elected chancellor in March 1933.
Obama definitively shut the book on the F-22 program in 2009, leaving the cost of the 187 planes purchased (600+ were planned) at an unspeakable $350 million per copy.
I think Nader actually getting enough votes in Florida to elect Bush was an experience that has definitively shut the door on 3rd party challenges for at least another generation, as it became real damn clear after that election that, yes, there would have been some differences between Bush and Gore on a few key issues.
Instead of being an expansive, outward-looking, globalist power, the United States has definitively turned inward, shutting its borders to Mexicans, Muslims and any number of other perceived enemies of Trump's demagogic imagination.
Those in the industry, however, assert that the self-regulating system has worked well, pointing to just five cases of H.I.V. infection among its performers — none of them definitively tied to on-set exposure — since a 2004 outbreak shut down the industry for a month.
The population was often forced to stay shut up at home, but it never accepted it definitively.
Those attacks, which hit a wide range of U.S. and Korean commercial sites like Amazon, Yahoo! and Korean search engine Naver, and shut down several Korean government portals, still can't be definitively traced, according to a report from the CSIS in October.
