Sentence examples for has really closed from inspiring English sources

This time, unlike in 1994, North Korea will have to accept intrusive, nationwide inspections to reassure the world that it has really closed down its nuclear reactors, plutonium reprocessing plants and other bomb-making facilities.

Even if the Administration succeeds in moving them from Cuba to some other prison, there will be questions as to whether Obama has really "closed" Guantánamo so long as the U.S. continues to hold men for more than a decade without any formal charge, let alone a conviction.

You know, we followed that with years of, you know, mainly Republican and whatever rule, which I think has really closed down the American mind.

He was not the only one who seemed to be having trouble believing that "The Fantasticks" had really closed.

"Worldwide we are still No. 3 by unit sales but have really closed the gap with the leaders.

My whole world had really closed in on me.

"Truvada's backlash hasn't really occurred much because we have really close working relationships between community organisations, the doctors, and scientists at ASHM, so we're always getting everybody on board to understand what this all means.

"I've always had really close friends, and those women friends help sustain you," she said.

And given the condition of the country, I think we're going to have really close, hard-fought campaign".

"He likes to have really close friends.

"It was another battle, we've had really close games against them.