Sentence examples for forever closed from inspiring English sources

"Just as high-speed elevators changed the geography of New York City by making skyscrapers possible, the Wood pump revolutionised the urban geography of New Orleans by suddenly opening to settlement areas which were thought forever closed," Peirce F Lewis wrote in his 1976 geographical history, New Orleans: Making of an Urban Landscape.

The leave campaign is right -- after next week, the door may be forever closed to their small mindedness, their backward views on what this country is about.

It's the inside game, cold, sure, undistracted, forever closed off to us.

"She saw that the women in the cart had a passionate, loving intimacy forever closed to her.

If not, is this aspect of our life forever closed to any mode of aesthetic inquiry?

Levan delivered his sermon each weekend, from the club's opening in 1977 (while it was still in construction) to the day the Garage forever closed its doors in the summer of 1987.

The discussion at that workshop really made me to open my forever-closed eyes considering that I used to cook for my younger brothers as we were growing but now that I am married, I do not do any of those chores.

And the fact the secretive treasures were kept forever behind closed doors for the enjoyment of the privileged few reflected its power.

For some, maths must seem like a soft option, while for others it will forever remain a closed book.

The entire Andy phenomenon is merely yet another indicator that the pistes of power will forever be a closed book to me, because I simply cannot get past the deeply held belief that anybody who is remotely impressed by Prince Andrew should very possibly not be allowed out without supervision, let alone be in charge of anything important.

Of course, the ARCEP wants to be in charge of all those limitations so that users don't end up being stuck forever in a closed ecosystem.