Sentence examples for indefinitely closed from inspiring English sources
But the prospect of a library in limbo, completed but indefinitely closed, is not panicking supporters.
In Missouri, local officials indefinitely closed a 90-year-old steel-truss bridge serving the suburbs of St . Louis County
Yosemite National Park officials have indefinitely closed 91 cabins at the center of an inquiry into the deaths of two people from a mouse-borne virus.
The National Parks department has now indefinitely closed at least 10 diving spots after a survey found bleaching on up to 80% of some reefs.
Most shockingly Rio's Engenhão stadium – which will be used for the 2016 Olympics – was indefinitely closed six years after it was opened due to reports showing winds of 63 miles per hour could rip off a roof that is already suffering from corrosion.
The glitzy spectacle is indefinitely closed after more than 5,500 performances; more than 200 show employees have been laid off.
The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health has indefinitely closed the Knott's ride until the park and the manufacturer can resolve the braking issues and reduce the evacuation time.
Archer Daniels said it would also indefinitely close its cottonseed processing operations at Levelland and Sweetwater, Tex.
The Egyptian authorities took the immediate step of indefinitely closing the Rafah crossing on the Gaza-Egypt border, presumably to block any potential access for Hamas to its allies in Egypt.
Trump's shoddy, rushed executive order temporarily barring all refugees from entering the United States, indefinitely closing the country to Syrians, and temporarily blocking entry to citizens of seven majority-Muslim countries was therefore widely recognized in New York as an existential threat, a moral calamity, and a personal insult to the city from one of its own.
The AFM micro-cantilever free-end probe is indefinitely close to the cell; the probe which contacts the cell surface has shape change and separate from the cell so as to obtain the force-distance curve.
