Sentence examples for foundation was closed from inspiring English sources

When the foundation was closed by the Arizona attorney general's office, it owed $570 million to investors and had assets worth an estimated $220 million.

Before their foundation was closed, some Beijing scholars last year wrote: "When you can no longer find work in your own land…and realise that your core-value systems are under attack, then the Tibetan people's panic and sense of crisis is not difficult to understand".

The foundation is closed to the public, but demand to see the sculpture has been so intense that it now opens its doors once a month to show off Heatherwick's work.

And as for Gates, while the foundation is closing a major chapter on teacher quality research, Cantrell says the next step is culling and tagging a massive video library of teaching practices to be studied by researchers and used by education schools.

This foundation is close to his heart, and it is the main reason he went on Celebrity Apprentice.

Lips, like your blush and foundation, are close to natural color.

Since then it has stood mostly untouched, descending into near-dilapidation, the foundation crumbling, until it was closed for renovations six years ago.

After several revisions, the studbook was closed in 1922 after registering 424 foundation horses.

The Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam — which was exhibiting a private collection owned by the Triton Foundation — was closed to the public after the theft, but the bare spaces on its walls were visible to photographers through windows in its modern building by Rotterdam's museum park and busy Maasboulevard.

The spin legend's spell in the South African wilderness started days after Warne announced his namesake foundation would be closed amid a Victorian state government investigation into the way it was spending money and reporting to authorities.

The torch, soaring about 306 feet above the foundation, has been closed since 1916, when German saboteurs blew up a munitions depot at the nearby Black Tom Wharf in New Jersey.