Sentence examples for longer closing from inspiring English sources

The second in Somerset, lasted a little longer, closing in 1999.

Unpublished surveys conducted since the ban on the release of polls came into force suggest the alliance between Berlusconi's Freedom People (PdL) movement and the more rightwing Northern League is no longer closing the gap with the centre-left.

The longer closing line, in which the poem uncovers its true subject and occasion, introduces a mournful cadence.

"Some of the giveback in closed sales appears to result from rising numbers of contracts entering the system, with some fallouts and a backlog contributing to a longer closing process, but the decline demonstrates we can't take a housing rebound for granted," Mr. Yun said in a statement.

Soleil Securities Research said the decline "could be a reflection of a longer closing process and the impact of the revised guidelines regarding appraisals which became effective in May".

“Some of the give-back in closed sales appears to result from rising numbers of contracts entering the system, with some fallouts and a backlog contributing to a longer closing process, but the decline demonstrates we can't take a housing rebound for granted,” said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.

Storefronts are no longer closed up.

The building is no longer closed; tenants began moving back into the building last week.

These (and other) milestones are no longer closed to the public.

He and Fischer are no longer close; he says that he finds Fischer's "political discourse unduly harsh".

"People who have small shops no longer close their shops early because they don't have electricity.