Sentence examples for full of closed from inspiring English sources
NEW YORK is full of closed doors, hidden communities and secret places.
Towns that aim too young, like Bracknell and Chippenham, can find their high streets full of closed La Senzas (a lingerie chain) and struggling tattoo parlours.
I think about telling her that the day to day of campaigns is mostly spreadsheets and walk lists full of closed doors and phone banks with high flake rates.
(c) which related to disclosure including a full statement of closing costs incurred and permitted estimates of such information where the lender was not in a position to know exact information.
He added that the union wanted the full impact of closing all the ticket offices looked into, which is something he says has not happened.
Before deliberations began, jurors listened to two full days of closing arguments from Assistant Dist.
A couple of weeks ago, we pulled off a surprise birthday party for her, and she walked through a closed door into a party room crammed full of close friends and family who love her.
The history of Soviet-US nuclear deterrence is full of close calls and dangerous mistakes.
Her voicings tended to suggest a troubled serenity, with chords full of close intervals for the horn-and-reeds brigade.
Full of close social observation, they exude the earthy humour of the fabliaux; but, particularly in some of the later branches, this is sharpened into true satire directed against abuses in church and state, with the friars and rapacious nobility as prime targets.
