Sentence examples for essentially closing from inspiring English sources

Then there was Megan, injured by her father's disregard for her stunning success in essentially closing the Heinz account.

George W. Bush distinguished himself from his father by essentially closing him out, not talking to him much or meeting with him.

He said Schindler had purchased Millar's assets and was essentially closing down Millar as an entity, giving Schindler the right to move the employees into another union.

Even now, some tony suburbs maintain large-lot single-family zoning, essentially closing the door to lower-earners who might want to subdivide a property.

The attack, which was reportedly the biggest in Turkey's history, was only stopped when the Turkish cybersecurity agency stopped all foreign internet traffic from accessing Turkish websites, essentially closing the country's digital borders to the outside world.

Barilla might have just gotten in under the wire, though, for just before its bond sale, another large Italian company defaulted on its debt, essentially closing the spigot for this type of borrowing, at least for now.

Other virtual assistants are essentially closed.

"I essentially closed down the British Empire," he said.

Its shares, which doubled in 2012, on Monday essentially closed flat at just over $12.

Whereas Myspace was essentially closed to the web, Facebook has taken the opposite tack".

On July 2, a supervisor attached a note to the file, saying the case was essentially closed.