Sentence examples for have ever closed from inspiring English sources

None have ever closed; they come as close to eternality as live show business has yet achieved.

No one applying for a job with me has ever closed an interview with "OK NAOMI..

No one has ever closed an NBA finals like this, certainly not against a 73-win team.

In 2011, lawmakers shut down the aging Central Unit near Houston; it was the first time the state had ever closed a prison.

In fact, Nathan's, the Surf Avenue hot dog landmark shuttered by the hurricane — the first time it had ever closed since it opened in 1916 — resumed serving its well-known fare on May 19.

"No nuclear plant I know of has ever closed because it hit the end of its license," said Peter Bradford, who served on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission from 1977 to 1982 and was later chairman of the New York State Public Service Commission.

Very relaxed, I opened my eyes, not recalling having ever closed them.

That's the highest the stock has ever closed at, adjusting for a stock split that happened in June.

It is to have ever closer relations with Israel, regardless of the conflict.

"There is no difficulty in having ever closer relations with the E.U. and better relations with Russia," said a European official not authorized to speak publicly.

They closed American financial markets for longer than they have ever been closed, and then set off the largest point drop in the Dow ever.