Sentence examples for draw to a close at from inspiring English sources

The Counted will draw to a close at the end of 2016 after working to record all deaths caused by law enforcement officers this year and in 2015.

The era of gunpowder being used as an explosive and propellant began to draw to a close at the end of the 19th century end, as chemical alternatives – such as cordite – came to the fore.

Started in 2010 by the French artist Nicolas Clauss, whose work lies within the realms of Net Art, new media and video art, it will likely draw to a close at the end of 2012.

Fallon has also been linked with the ride on Caspar Netscher at the Breeders' Cup four days later, even as the domestic season draws to a close at Doncaster.

As the day draws to a close at Public School 321, the school that launched a thousand strollers toward Park Slope, Brooklyn, the grown-ups begin to assemble outside.

The match was abruptly drawn to a close at 1-1, thethe amazement of the crowd, before the players were marshalled into a shoot-out by the referee.

Although shelling continued yesterday, there had been several reports that the ground offensive was drawing to a close, at least temporarily.

The music was still pounding but the night was drawing to a close at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando when shots rang out.

As the ExComm meetings were drawing to a close at 6pm on the 26 October, a letter arrived from Prime Minister Khrushchev, directly to President Kennedy.

Shortly after 2 p.m., Nasdaq said in an alert that trading would begin again at 2 45 p.m., but that was pushed back and activity fully resumed only shortly before the trading day drew to a close at 4 p.m.

A LEISURELY dinner hour is drawing to a close at the J Bar L ranch in southwest Montana, and a party of guests is still abuzz with the excitement of the day.