Sentence examples for lang closed from inspiring English sources
Over all, the clothes were sexy and wearable with a chic European edge — an easy-to-mix combination that has been missing from the New York runways since Helmut Lang closed up shop.
That's why players like David Wingate and Rick Brunson and Andrew Lang closed out the night and ended the team's uninspired opening to the second half of the season.
Before Lang closed the scoring with an empty-net goal at 19 56 of the third period, the Devils had several chances to get the equalizer, but could not find the target.
Ain't I opens the album with a hornet-nest buzz, some snappy Kanye quotes and a nod to Sojourner Truth's famed feminist speech "ain't I a woman?", while Jang a Lang closes it with bouncing bass.
"The PTA has really worked hard". When "Auld Lang Syne" closes the dance, many of the girls will cry, Evans said.
Highlights of the program include interviews with former Brooklyn Dodger Babe Herman; 1957 Indianapolis 500 winner Sam Hanks Caroline Shererr, wife of Calvin Sherer, early Glendale historian and pioneer; and a spontaneous rendition of "Auld Lang Syne" to close the event.
Says the photographer Elfie Semotan, one of Lang's closest friends and a frequent collaborator: "He taught men how to look cool and elegant without looking like they had thought too much about their clothes.
lang's closing credits theme, "Surrender", from Tomorrow Never Dies.
With Olivia Williams as Cherie Blair, that is to say, Ruth Lang, and Sex and the City's Kim Cattrall as Lang's close aide, in Polanski's hands, this looks like a big movie.
In 1937 the Oxford Conference on Church and Society, which later gave birth to the World Council of Churches, produced what was according to church historian Adrian Hastings "the most serious approach to the problems of society that the Church had yet managed", but without Lang's close involvement.
Pettersen closed with a three-under 69 in windy conditions for a one-stroke victory over Brittany Lang at Whistle Bear Golf Club.
