Sentence examples for it was finally closed from inspiring English sources

From its opening in 1925 to when it was finally closed in 1998, there were 12 major accidents at the airport resulting in the death of more than 200 people.

The settlement was one of the last disputes in that bankruptcy case, and it was finally closed in January 2012.

It hosted 22 Grand Prix races from 1951 to 1976, when it was finally closed to Formula One races as it was judged too dangerous.

Shortly after she took office, the dairy's losses accelerated — $300,000 in July of last year alone — and it was finally closed.

Given the length of his career and the quality of the horses he has ridden, it was an odd gap to be outstanding on Soumillon's record, but at least it was finally closed with a typically well-judged Soumillon swoop.

It was finally closed by Clr Paul Convery of Islington Council last summer as part of his quest to gentrify the borough.

I actually love the line – it's very staid and the lines are great – but I'm hard pressed to pay lots of money for what is essentially a three-handed watch – hour, minutes, seconds – no matter how many Swiss virgins kiss the insides of the watch before it is finally closed.

It was then sold to a railway company, after which it declined, and was finally closed in 1936.

Feinberg's reputation for extracting value from troubled companies — by replacing management, shuttering facilities and creating "efficiencies" — was such that by May 2007, when the fund was finally closed, it had gotten commitments for nearly $1 billion more than it had sought.

It wasn't until 1994 when Candido Mendes was finally closed, that the trickle of tourists began.

In that year, Plato's Academy was finally closed in Athens, almost 900 years after it had opened.