Sentence examples for fitting closure from inspiring English sources

The alcohol is a fitting closure to the long workdays that Mr. Brown still puts in at his Midtown Manhattan office, where he burrows for the next blockbuster to produce either on screen or on the stage.

The agent has repeatedly been described by officials as one of the most significant "intelligence assets" in modern US history, and his release was described by the director of national security, James Clapper, as a "fitting closure to the Cold War chapter".

Since what US intelligence chief James Clapper described as a "fitting closure to a cold war chapter" on 17 December last year – or D17 as Cubans call it – and the normalisation of diplomatic relations between the countries, tourism has increased exponentially.

A group improvisation featuring Mitchell (this time on alto sax), Lewis (on trombone), Schoenbeck and several other of the night's performers provided a fitting closure, as it tied together the indeterminacy of Cage with the blend of improvisation and notated music in Mitchell's highlight.

"In light of his sacrifice on behalf of the United States, securing his release from prison after 20 years - in a swap for three of the Cuban spies he helped put behind bars - is fitting closure to this Cold War chapter of US-Cuban relations," the ODNI spokesman concluded.

Instead of the evolution equation of (bar {mathbb {N}}), the invariant-based optimal fitting (IBOF) closure (Chung et al. 2002) is used to approximate the values of (bar {mathbb {N}}) in each time step, based on the invariants of (bar {boldsymbol {N}}).

He also directed the last episode of the series, a fitting bit of closure after directing its first episode in 2002.

"Safety is our number one priority and we are committed to minimising the risk of accidents involving detergent capsules through measures such as fitting boxes with specific closure systems, making the packaging less appealing to children and adding a bitter substance to limit ingestion".

The importance of closure in providing a fitting end to narratives is examined, and the plausibility of creating images that could be interpreted correctly by extraterrestrial intelligence is assessed.

A less technological refinement that still greatly affected daily life was the use of buttons as closures for garments, which allowed for better fitting without having to lace clothing on the wearer.

In order to increase the degree of closure, the divertor structure is designed to consist of vertical targets, tightly fitting side baffles and dome baffles.