Sentence examples for going to get closed from inspiring English sources
"The approval process is slower and tougher, and not every deal is going to get closed".
"People are selling off slices of the internet real estate, and they feel they're going to get closed out". He says subsequent rounds may prove a little cheaper.
Last march, when Posterous announced its team was getting acquired by Twitter, founder Sachin Agarwal said his team would provide "ample notice" if the service was going to get closed, and also promised tools to export content to other services such as Tumblr and WordPress "in the coming weeks".
Much to his dismay, Long found out that all schools except Exeter Public School, which he went to, got closed.
That Jeter pitch was a close pitch, but when you're that wild, you're not going to get close pitches".
And if they're like a 'Mulholland Drive' or something, I'm not going to get close to that".
"I'm going to get close to Audley and make him fight every second of the fight," Haye said.
After Daniel Bryan's antics as interim Raw General Manager last week, are we finally going to get closer to learning who will be taking over the roll permanently?
I think we are going to get close to that; with these systems we are going to end up with more creative solutions to our problems.
On Tuesday, moving to tamp down criticism that he was a conversational disaster area, Romney told Fox's Neil Cavuto: "Well, we were, of course, talking about a campaign and how he's going to get close to half the votes.
