Sentence examples for long closing from inspiring English sources

It didn't stand by for long, closing in 1909 and reopening briefly during the Depression.

He keeps his library open all day long, closing only when he goes to sleep.

Yesterday, Ms. Norton said the long closing was necessary to plan security improvements, which will include at least one additional staircase that could serve as an emergency exit.

For one thing, Calibar's long closing diatribe, extolling "freedom from guilt" as an antidote to Bob's belief in the "freedom to think," produces yawns.

The best thing in it by far is the long closing story, Vienne, which describes a relationship disintegrating as a couple move through a corrupt and crumbling Europe.

There were some nerves as she blew six match points to put away the shrieking Italian in two very long closing games, before securing the match on her seventh.

The mines were long closed.

Institutions long closed to public scrutiny are becoming more accountable.

Ms. Atkinson's show is long closed, so scratch her.

Schools and hospitals, long closed for want of funds, are now operating more or less normally.

The doors of the Academy, long closed against heterodoxy, this year relented.